... of an eminent Tory coalowner. have been • vials dealer, of Coronation Street , bue,terlond. Tbe prionlered to rote for the Whig candidate in the boroug h . on tr ., memo of t h e with The grasping at such electors' straws shows indiestious I • Arthur ...

... name of Lon' though at ought not to be difficult to find many well qualified men Tier ohiects, that in the new Ministry the Whig element so largely dilutes the Cabinet that it le difficult to detect the Haslieal flavour ; but must not be forgotten that ...

... before as it. Loud est schemed se pronttpdc from touching ally question until he ono obliged. lossurast this policy of the old Whig I'MErlta with that of Mr. The woo her to Greenwich a sat the man to leave tbmge alor.e. So tat from obarnuest the mums of Lord ...

... purity of constituencies. Why, despite this preponderance of authority, it was not secured, is a question which the ministerial Whigs of that day could best answer. In the intoxication of victory they pronounced the Reform Bill a final measure, and as the continued ...

... mine formul to represent it, he elmald he shirking his duty if he del not offer himself. They all knew that the area Tory end Whig, when wad forty or fifty yea% ago, astveyed • different meaning and repreeented • different state of helms to whet they did ...

... generally exprewed by the liberal papers at the of Yr. GI Government Some of the certainly do appear arose, and the reporkraooe Whig peers in the Cabinet net indicative of any demist to introduce strong measures. I mei so manner of Mr. W. IL Fenster ; bat ...

... Commons practically expelled him by a majority of 91. He gained nothing by the delay. but deepened the impression that the Whig. were always to cling to power. Mr. Disraeli bus much more readily and more manfully accepted his defeat. His action has another ...

... They had tome of bin k sheep' pre-tent to that ociasiou.--Mr. T. W. loos, also. *puke in support of it. anon condemned the Whig party, ono basis{ it to bat, which woo add to be wither bird nor Lost—The resolution was oriel ; and at the elute, many of ...

... but he had no regard foe • man who.. political opinions were blown about by any 'mid of doctrise—one day a Tory, the next • Whig. (Laughter.) Their distinguished oppouent on this occasion told them that he was ea independent candidate' An independent candidate ...

... puling the handle it falls dare and often 4 et the some time depositing it in Wow. The reader, arcustomulle the waterereell. Whig the soil at onoe into the err will re flogroeement who it le a nuisance then ma envied out in err in. is going to be owe *bruin ...

... exhibited to popular progress earned for it the contempt the nail's. Thus utterly discredited, Sr Rots= l'ist vast supplanted the Whigs. During the five years in which the great cemmooar belt Mice, the came of progress received a prise digiout, impetus. Pret's ...

... Sot der ler wheel Tones area bbeMd. Ha horror Or try her issuer le het the di VW* reeky had breed drug that prod had fear Whig party. (Apprise It .as grim parade is rant err and they by the awes eat, negro peeper Th u = Alt purr whoa lethal war r ea/ ...