... of every year. _ _ _ Could anything be more just or more reasonable ? The Parliamentary register is revised every year by a Whig-Radical barrister. It includes all rated householders, except a very few, who are long defaulters to the poor rates. With the ...

... constitution of Queen, Lords, and Commons, is any longer to be retained (cheers). Gentlemen, this is no mere party squabble between Whig and Tory. The struggle now impending is, I fear, of a far graver character than any political skirmish between these two rival ...

... converts from the Whig and Whig-Radical ranks; for instance, Mr. George Bruce, of Miltown Castle. May I beg to assure you that I have attained a somewhat advanced period of life without at any time having joined the ranks of Whigs, Whig-Radicals, Repealers ...

... sooner than many are willing to believe—the question put to.every candidate upon the hustings will be not, Are you a Tory or a Whig, a Radical or a Conservative'? but Are you prepared to vote for such laws, and to maintain such measures, as shall have for ...

... agitation for the purpose of subverting them; but, by making it no party question, endeavour to obtain the support of all those Whig peers and members of the House of Commons who are favourable to a fixed duty, but would not act with us if any attempt were ...

... protection. Ireland and the Lothians had spoken oat upon the subject, and it behoved the English farmer to do the same. The Whigs, it was said, were made of equeezable materials; and if they gave Lord John Russell a squeeze, seeing how changeable had been ...

... functions of the justices of the peace, by authoritatively pronouncing on the legality of an intended meeting. Just so; the Whig Lord ; CLARENDON and his colleagues were afraid of rousing I this jealousy ; they would rather escape the odium of abridging ...

... peace, Mr. Cobden made the following, amongst other observations :-- I feel exceedingly gratified at the course which the Whig cabinet has taken upon this subject. You remember, I dare say, that all this hubbub through the country—this gathering together ...

... laying aside all party and political feeling and opinion—let Whigs and Tories in Yorkshire unite to return Protectionist members (loud cheers). I will do my best endeavour, and if the keenest Whig that ever walked Presented himself as a Protectionist, I will ...

... Tamworth manifesto in 1841, told the people that they could not grow wheat under 565. or 565, a quarter, and he threw out the Whig government, thoroughly convinced that no farmer could grow wheat under that price, and he is as thoroughly convinced of it ...

... be of use, and it is there the battle 1 r 0 9g l e ti P iateu* to set r) altered—free trade must be re p ud b stion aso The Whigs must abdi cate-s p He then referred in terms o f app!o un ite ni the Message of the President of the proteeti proposed the ...

... reductiohs might be made, and it wag !. -: re ga teeee. ; Colonel Gilpin appealed to the farmers to hear M Whig • he ti )t -cre r a 4 , 1 w 1 a ir Whig government was an 'He was quite disinterested in making this appeal, as it was laughter). Again, he protested ...