... barefaced corruption. In seeking access to the House of Commons, we do not find much difference, in this respect, in parties. Whigs, Tories, aud Radicals each covet the honour, and there are large numbers of each party who are willing to pay for it. Mr. Leatham ...

... aee that the committee selected to present tha address coo- Stated1 of four lords, one privy councillor, and one millionaire Whig. And then, when the ministry came to be formed, they found that out of sixteen seats in the cabinet eight were filled by peers ...

... place, and for the same object, that day fortnight. This is a significant fact in connexion with the revivals.'' -Xortherat, Whig. DE&sT OF oMR. TATTERSALL_-r. Richard Tattersall, who was for many years the proprietor of The Corner, so well known to sporting ...