... Perrin on this direct en- croachment on the rights of the subject. The position of Mr. Justice Perrin-himself a Whig, but a constitutional Whig-and an eminent lawyer as well as judge, gives great weight to his denunci- ation of a law which, as he forbore ...

... KrNSALE.-A provincial paper i, states that Mr. Ilawes will positively resign his seat in s parliameret, and that Mr. Heaid, the whig candidate, will y have a walk over. ?? BrET-ROOT SUGAR MANUFAeTOaY.-The Leinster Ex- r press announces that all extensive building ...

... been tried before, and also an extremely extended suffroge. What they wanted, in fact, was much more constitutional than tshe whig substitute that they had obtained in 1832. Where, for instance, had they found the 101. suffrage-where had they found the principle ...

... Mr. Raphael, £3,500; in 1850, £!2,500. Mr. Forsyth: That is £18,700, It was Edwards who introduced Mr. Raphael in 1847, as a Whig-Radical in politics, and unlimited in generosity. Ie had agreed to spend £3,500, and promised Edwards to make it £5,000 if ...

... evidence tools us . by surprise ; but we swear, that when Brookes' mill was shut, an advertise- ment appeared in the Northern WhIg, of 13th March, 1847, which led to the discovery of a correspondence with John Sharples, the partner of this very '-lorrocks ...

... found, been given by Mr. Tomb, and not by the law officers. Mr. REA-So much the better. He is to be Attorney- General when the Whigs go out, and I have every rea- son to respect his opinion. Mr. SEEDS-And Judge Ball's as well? (Laughter.) Mr. RCA-I admire ...

... very strong, and was always opposed to the third party. The third party often gave one vote to a conservative and one to a whig. :The rough committee was founded for the management of the municipal elections. They had interfered with the par- liameatary ...

... favour of their validity. s Mr. James Eyton, who, it wvas understood, had declined to Y hold a brief ole the revision, on the Whig side, however sog- r gested, as amiicus Cecriro, that the 7th Section of thie Registra- s ?? Act governed the case, wvie,, ...

... Wilkes. They had also a large body of independent liberals. Mr. Wilkes was not more radical than Mr. Raphael; he was rather the Whig candidate in opposition to Mr. Raphael. the radical. Mr. Edwards had formerly acted with them, Knew that no candidate could ...

... had the support of the Couservative interest almost exclasively. We know also that he had the support of the Parliament-Hoese Whig interest to a large extent; and that he was supported by no less a person than Her Majesty's Solicitor-General, who came and ...