... court at any hour when their required to prove their votes Howm y owners are there who such a pur- Whig or Radical millowners I pose? Nay, how many Whig Le there whose liberality would bear ? favour of their Tory workmen d any t y The scheme of false in ...

... Legislature, and subse- quently represented his district in the State Senate with signal ability. He is a prominent member of the Whig party, and his name has been repeatedly mentioned in con- nection with the office of Governor of the Commonwealth. MURDER OF ...

... would band over to demoorats' seats whicl were now occupied by Wkiga.' 'o should lament, however, to see the Constitutional Whig influence destroyed in' that House. He should A pvot oppose the second reading of the, bill, trusting orthat it might in C ...

... cause by shbowing up one of the grossest cases of in- timidation which ever took place, when he exposed theC intimidation oif a Whig Lord Chanmberlain, who sought to influence the election for Westminster. Then another opp- nent of his ?? Saoretary of War ...

... now adopted were at and variance witii the declared ,pinions if Mr Gladstone in former times, and with the proposals of the Whig government it-elf in preceding sessions. They were taking find step toward, a large and permanent income-tax. The treaty bore ...

... they must cheose no representative those who weal support their measure, makinw it a gime INF Be he a liberal, conservative, whig, r elied, anvtla ig unless he wonlii see ?mnly prienis.• to give his influence and support to ii permissive bill, they must ...

... ar ed in ; bh a v e e x p e c t e d t o 0 receive such a blowea theo sof the noble lord. He B should regret tisee the great whig party exeris ing *e their power ?? and not upon Engmlish d. principles. Atag.] Hewas anot going to oppose the ne bill on the ...

... These are not signs of any 3 warm interest in reform. Members, in fact, detest the idea of parliamentary reform; and Radicals, Whigs, and Conservatives are alike sick of the subject, and recoil at Of the prospect of another general election. Indeed, Pal- r ...

... to remodel the constitution; and a count out, for anything we know to the contrary, may have been a weak invention of the Whigs to get rid of Lord John Russell's bantling. 'rho speech of Mr Disraeli, on Monday night, was one of the best he has yet delivered ...

... no t h e mime basks as myseif. I not lee. regret, as C massed calamity. that Amur. I &NM be sorry to see the jolt in- of the Whig pasty in the et te curtailed. think it has bon sus sf the best for the public liberty he gmd government of the *retry that ...

... Mr Roebuck's terse sentences about the honour of England, and Mr Hadfield's sectarianism will be of no moment to them. The Whig interest in the person of Mr Roebuck, and the dissenting chapel in the shape of Mr Hadfield, will have no charms for the e ...

... suite and imperial questions, when it their views to do so. But the truth is this division of the Riding is not relished the Whig- Radical party, who hope to monopolise the representation of the undivided constituency, while they feel no such confidence ...