... liberal candidates | mizht have been carried (cheers) ‘That the general | feeling of the county was in favour of the liberal or | whig principles no one could deny; and the time was not far distant when they would be adopted by the “whole country (cheers, and ...

... hands (cheers). Mr. WiLLis then addressed the meeting. The speeches which they had just heard from the tories were capital whig speeches (langhter), and it was gratifying to find that liberal principles formed the ebief waterial in the addresses of the ...

... if made a permanent charge upon the comntry (hear, hear). But with regard to taxation gene| rally he might say that whether whigs, tories, or radicals | were in power, they were all pretty much alike, and all | were very fond of putting their hands into ...

... E.) had the honour of an interview wich his Grace on Saturday last (langhter from the conservatives and cheéers from ths whigs),-and he was now prepared to say that the Duke of Badford hal never, either direetly or indirectly, approved of such an arrangement ...