... the circumstances were these. There was small party of Whigs in Bath, and a large party of Radicals. The Radicals were my friends, but we were not enough, alone, to return a member; but if the Whigs joined us we might return two Liberal members. Therefore ...

... John o'Groat's the voice of a Protectionist is not heard in the land. How comes this ? If Protection was necessary when the Whigs were office, surely it is not only as necessary, but of much more easy attainment now. If free trade had brought ruin and ...

... and Mr Ewart will be sufficient to render the attempt abortive. Lord Marcus Hill, M. P. for Evesham, and the whipperin of the Whig Government, has, contrary to everybody's expectation, announced his intention of retiring from Parliamentary life. Mr Grenville ...

... his first entrance to the House Commons, he became attached to Fox's party, and continued the unflinching supporter of'the Whigs, and the strenuous advocate for those principles of municipal and general reforms which he had the felicity to see many years ...

... suffered dreadfully for want of the necessaries of life. At Albany, the democrats had nominated General Cass for President. The Whig legislatives had nominated General Wingfield Scott. The fire which broke out Chilcothe, St#te of Ohio, on the Ist of April ...

... he said it could have but one end—disappointment. The mere fact that, through the divisions and growing-unpopularity of the Whig Government, Lord Derby has slipped into power, makes difference in Mr Pusey's opinion this point; and fie repeats his constituents ...

... the electors, professing himself decided free-trader, favourable to national education on scriptural basis, belonging neither Whig Tory, and a determined opponent of the Grant. Mr Laing addressed public meeting the electors of Kirkwall on Monday week, where ...