... itate of circumstances, to direct the attention of the house to my view of the nature of its functions. Before the names of whigs and tories were ever used, the;e were great disputes between tho parties into which the state was then divided as to the nature ...

... prevailing element in repre- sentation—be the masters of tho situation. Let us clear away the husks to get at the kernel. Whigs and tories have agreed to leave untouched all boroughs returning only one member. They thiuk that, to enable ministers of state ...

... the argument which iv a mild fcu-iu, with some of its grosser and more offensive particles rejected by passing through the whig filter, that Lord John Russell has adopted But whatever amount of dependence we place upou this argu- ment, there is one thing ...

... THE EDITOR OF THE HUDDERSFIELD CHRONICLE, Would it be too much to expect that some liberal mem- ber will move that thise two whig nomination boroughs be deprived of the means of furthering only the interests of these noble lords, and that tho four seats ...

... speechless The hustings, the social gatherings at Longley-hall, the banquets, have each iv their turn done their separate work. The whig and radical leaders, will, I trust, for this sacri- fice of the private interests of their rank and file at the shrine of the ...

... -otoagaiast second ofttwb-L party security (Cheers) to V a I -i - - mm il view oDWct to Mil nana over to were oecupied of Whigs moreover to country cared reform bat tutional Wldg influence house Ho made with anxiety aaae- oppose bill be formed false (Hear) ...

... be very sorry that that hould turn out to be the case, for I have no desire to see he great influence and authority of the whig party in tho tate curtailed or destroyed— (ironical cheers)— for 1 think t has hitherto afforded one of the best securities ...

... by a jury, and £?i£, lf &t S u- aff ° rd ' Ha w^then ferno J vcd J 'from Mr. Gladstone and the Cablton Cwa- -We (Northern, Whig) learn from a private source of «^°«^J on which we can place every reliance, that on Wednesdaj last, Mr. Gladstone withdrew ...

... from members of the Board of Admiralty during the administrations of Sir Francis B iring, Sir James Graham, and the other whig first loids, bestowing on him the most flattering atten- tions, soliciting his interest in their behalf in the conser- vative ...

... same, and by diminishing the control now exercised by justices of the peace over houses kept for that purpose. The Northei n Whig gives a series of tables to show that, in iielfast, drunkenness was actually more rampant in tbat town and neighbourhood during ...