... conviction, he stood there, that if there were universal suffrage proclaimed in this country to-morrow morning, her Majesty's Whig government, and free trade corn, would be abolished in ten days. [Applause.] He thought he was not mistaken in holding forth ...

... solemn eonvietio, stood thers, that if there were universal srfrage proclaimed thia country to-morrow mornini, her Majesty's Whig government, and free trade in orn, would abolished in ten daye. [Applause.] Bethought was nut mistaken in holding forth that ...

... r-cuiea; U> sung over the grass* of the departing whig*. [Laughter and cheers.] addn *# you whig. From eai:., »{ days I have been attached to old whig principles; but from the bottom heart 1 abhor moderr. whig practice!. [Loud cheer#.] now .-all upon the meeting ...

... be sung over the graves of the departing whigs. [Laughter nnd cheers.] address you a whig. From my earliest days I have been attached old whig principles; but from the bottom of mv heart do I abhor modern whig practices. [Loud cheers.] 1 now call upon ...

... conviction of the power which you hold in your hands, and which I call upon you, irrespective of every political connexion—whig or radical—to use independently and firmly in your own defence. [Cheers.] I fear that this perception of your power must be ...

... conviction of j the power which you bold in your hac-i.» whirl I call opr.n you, irreipeetive of ev-nr political aon nex!on--whig or radical—to use independently ami in your own defence. [Cheers 1 feat that this perception of your power '.pon the certain ...

... plaintiff non-eoited. Newcomb* v. Tht Executor* of Hsty.—This action for £l2, brought car pent* ag ainit the executor* of Mr. Whig, late of tbe W.Ur-boaee fern, Writtle, for the building of shed, a; White Lllleye, Ramsden Bcll-hoaee, which belonged to the ...

... the House of Commons the coming session would be the question of free trade Although he was a whig himself, if, at the next election, he should not find a whig candidate ready to support protection to agriculture and native industry, he would support any ...

... in the latter house: Present of Country party. Tellers Pairs - Present Whig Protectionists 203 Absent Country party, without pairs.. Country party supporting Government.. 22 Whigs and Radicals present. Teller* Pairs Peelites Desertions from Country party ...

... ballot, is the ballot-box, —(Cheers and laughter,]—l should think. As the principle, I fancy it has been admitted ?ven by the whig-makers the Reform Bill. S'o'oody ever doubted about the ballot, and therefore would vote for it; if the question were mt to ...

... ballot, is the ballot-box, —[Cheers and laughter,]—l should think. As to the principle, I fancy it has been admitted even by the whig-makers of the Reform Bill. Nobody ever doubted about the ballot, and therefoie would vote for it; if the question were put ...

... ballot, la tho ballot-box, —(Cheers and laughter,]—l should think. Aa the principle, I fancy it has been admitted even the whig-makers of the Reform Bill. Nobody over doubted about the ballot, and therefore I would vote for It; the question were to to-morrow ...