... Witness had often heard tenants say they must go with their master. Believed that landlord influence in Wales was used by the Whig houses quite as much as bytbe Conservative houses. The examination of this witness veas not completed when the committee adjourned ...

... large on the Demo- cratic ticket. He canvassed a large portion of the State, meeting upon the stump several of the leading Whig orators, In 1841 he was elected to the State Senate. In 1843 he was elected to Congress, where, by successive elections, he ...

... process to the towns containing adles than 8000 souls is to be condemned as the weak and 'al illiberal proposal of mere Whigs, and all the boroughs . I under 10,000 inhabitants are to be threatened with the CC fate of their smaller brethren. As a similar ...

... asserting that there is very little harm left for Mr. Bright to do, because all but that little has been already done by the Whigs, whilst Mr. Ducane avers - that the Government is an anomalous mixture of passive obstruction and Radical associations. ...

... than i. is to-day, and England gave a mnjority to the .Tories, the Liberal majority from Ireland turned the scale, and kept a Whig cabinet in office. At present both England and Scotland declare for the Liberals, whilst Ireland gives Lord Palmerston only ...

... Nichouls, which 'as seconded by Mr. EvtNs (a parent), who spoke in very strong terms of the high appreciation of the benefits whiG]I were accraing to the ncighbou hood, and to his family in par- ticular, ind of the very kiued treatment the children received ...

... this shameful breach'of duty. In fact the claim for the reform of a proved anomaly has been admitted to be irresistible by Whigs and Tories alike. The absurdity of withholding a vote from a-gentleman or respectable shopkeeper who pays £40 a year in the ...

... without taking immediate action in one of two ways. In the first place, they can resign, leaving the Tory party and the renegade Whigs to form a coalition Government. On the other hand, they can make a direct appeal to the constituencies upon the question of ...

... contra- distinguished from the Whigs, may look with pride and confidence to the Administration just beginning its career. Every one of its prominent leaders-Mr. Glad- stone, Mr. Bright, Mr. Lowe-are essentially Liberals and not Whigs ; whilst Sir W. P. Wood ...

... 24 hours, under penalty of dismissal The ferrimac No. 2 is completed, and is below Fort Darling, for sea. ' The BRichioond Whig says that if electioneering assertions could be believed, the result of the Northern elections would be equal to a declaration ...

... f~ull pf hope. for the synlpathisers with the h lslave. - . E In the contest of 1852 the Democrats, with'their allies h the Whigs; carried everything before them,..not only.in 'ci the fifteen Slave States peculiarly their own, but in four- teen out of 'the ...

... the Board of Charity Commissioners. At considerable length the hon, member denounced the board as a gross Whig Job, and its office as a perfect Whig snuggery. Mr. W. T. PoWvFLLr protested against the charge made by the bon. member, but trusted that the ...