... 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 first days of my experience of him I suffered (rum ignorance of this trait. Fur when he was expected to speak before the Whig at Worcester, I asked him if he was guiug .to speak, and where. Oh, no, he replied, •• I shah either say nuth . aig, or a ...

... Mr. Maoartby on the qui vice. “Viscount Campden stands The O'Donogbne and lou committee. Issue addresspastoral, Pope, anti-Whig. I will be hustings.” On this hint, Mr. spake, and went thoroughly into the election but is only fair to state that Mr. held ...

... the jiarty whom he lias Iwen all his life opjosing. There has been nothing like it since Disraeli’s famous suggestion of the Whigs bathing, and Peel stealing their clothes. The following was the most successful passage Let them give honour to whom honour ...

... of thoughtful, quiet, decisive tempera ment ; better still, if also zealous and possessing leisure ? Then elect bim, be be Whig, Tory, or Radical. Iv lice, the constitution of the bo9rd wil! altpr, and you will not have to report acrimonious snd vulgar ...

... it was impossible to get up a sensation. But the day approached for the fulfilment of the oft-repeated and as often violated Whig promise, it must be owned great expectation was created. Lord John Russell, the proposer of the bill of 1831-32, and of two ...

... 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 ...

... now adopted were direct variance with the declared opinions of Mr. I Gladstone in former times, and with the proposals tbe Whig government itself preceding sessions. They were taking the first step towards a large and permanent income tax. Even if the ...

... 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 ...

... deceased baronet was born in the year 1795; he represented the city of Londonderry since the year 1830, and in politics was a Whig. By his death a vacancy will be created in the representation of the city of Londonderry, and also _ • •» l>t - the county ...

... be re- turned. He was nominated as a candidate, ad- dresses were published in his name, described as ' Pastoral, Pope, Anti Whig. Mr. Pope Hennessy ieserted his duties iv Parliament to go to Cork as spokesman, Lord Campden continuing quietly in London ...

... . that the - *lag would be kept* tibia, begrime hostilities would abrogater the entire treaty. And as for our 'Nightlong i Whig n a stook of • ems? for three or feel pars' consumption ,wa know perfeetty well that he far better trust to Belgium for his ...