... consideration. —Protectionist Paper. Proposed Extension of the Franchise. —The Daily News’ tells that the measure which the Whigs announce for the extension of the suffrage is scot and lot voting in towns, and ten pound freeholds in the counties. What ...

... the success of Financial Reform during the ensuing session of Parliament that all parties—Protectionists and Free Traders—Whigs, Tories, and Itailicalt—are all agreed upon its necessity. It is true Lord Henry Bentinck, and the gentlemen and farmers assembled ...

... corncrake observed at the hayrick Tbe birds healthy but feathers of the one grhich remained feedVg greatly ruffled Northern Whig HUNTING APPOINTMENTS THE COTTESMORE HOUNDS 25 Laugham Friday Saturday Wednesday Friday 26 Little By 29 at Ganthorpe 80 Caaewick ...

... caution your friends, tbe Liberals, against being caught napping? *See what the Tories, with the assistance or two or three Whigs, have done for us! They have saddled the town with a new workhouse that will cost £20,000—the plan of which is pronounced tbe ...

... were already deserters from the Peel camp. Lord Claude Hamilton, the brother of Lord Abercorn, was another desertion. The Whigs, he could tell them, were beginning to wince. When it came to the pinch whether political power or their own property should ...

... decreased : as the price of bread increased, so their wages decreased. (Hear, hear.) He had had to wait on manufacturers, both Whigs and Tories, to solicit an advance of wages, and to tell them tbe price of bread had doubled; and what was the answer tbey always ...

... will oppose it not remains to proved. We think they might so—and suceessfullv ; and, we hope they will. This would bring the Whigs out; it would restore them to the position they held previous to the passing of the Reform Rill of lSd2. Parliament would be ...

... protection meeting it, for any favourable purpose, belug a manufacturer, and well nt known for many years as a gentleman of ultra Whig-Radical hy politics; when, therefore, I saw him and ascertained who Mr. k- Robinson was, I immediately suspected that there ...

... PROTECTION.-At the Northampton- r. shire county meeting, on Thursday, the Duke of Grafton, ik iitherto found in the ranks of the Whigs, came forward ty in person to declare his condemnation of free-trade. .It in was said, he observed, that the commerce of ...

... in thes Whsig faction and in thi statesmen such as Sir Robert Peel, who has imitated Whig a tactics, to endeavour to conciliate the demagogue of the the hour. The Whigs formerly stood in need of O'Connell wa tli and his tail, and many are the dishonoarable ...

... i tour paper. When Agricultural Associations were first insti- t l tuted, they were visited with heavy censures from the II Whig-Radicals of the country, on the presumption- i l incorrect as the event proved-that they would be- come mere political gatherings; ...

... almost per- suaded by experience to renounce the error of their ways. With so much done shall we leave aught undone ? Shall the Whig house, that thing of cards, stand before the storm which is blowing ? I trow not. Away with them, root and branch, twig and ...