... tolerate, and indeed expect, a higher conscientiousness on the part of their representatives. When party spirit ran high, and Whigs and Tories were nearly balanced in numbers, electors were impatient of angularities and eccentricities, and would rather see ...

... tamed for the profligacy or its men and the insanity or its women. He continues to do tbe dirty work extraordinary or the Whigs, while bis clever brother kicks his wire and children oat or their home on a pittance insufficient to keep lire and soul together ...

... author of the Durham Letter looks exceedingly suspicious— as well as his baying dated bis address from Brooks's, the Old Whig Club-house. We will leave bim to explain tbese singular discrepancies in bis opinions of 1852 and 1857 te b» friend at Swaineton ...

... the honour to become your representative, I will support every measure propoted on thote principles, whether emanating from Whig, Chartist, Radical, or Conservative—(im- mense applause). Theu, from the next section you will clearly perceive I am no sectarian ...

... wing of my Lord Overstone ( Mercator of tbe London press) one of the prime support- ers of the Giant Monopoly of this Whig-ridden and over-taxed country. A miserable delusion is thia of the confreres oi the Government Candidate. Every act of this ...