... to the public. But what then ? The Tory the I Government lad given Ireland £70,000 a year for doing from i nothinig, and the Whig Government hed taken ataw.ay. |ti( 'What had right or wrong to do with this ? Wasdit not the 3 an insult, an outrage, a dishonour ...

... severed for the occasion by common consent, the sup- i porters of the resolution presented a strange admixture of Radicals, Whigs, and Conservatives. This was, however, to be expected. Thereis certaintobeageneral feeling among all shipowners and merchants ...

... extension of the suffrage; and nothing could exceed the reverence and adoration offered to the rworking-classes, by Tories and Whigs alike. Mr. Disraeli r had already proposed a £6 borough franchise; but that, the electors were told, was but a fraction of ...

... Blantyfe~. The ?? ocker, Lord Everslcy, vbted with thee Government, contra--to iticipation s did ?? Earl Fitrwlliam; Among re'.cnt Whig creations, two, ~tveland and Wenisleydale, asslst di to ewvell thee Oiipoaition, ?? locus es ofand ?? remained faithful to ...