... (applause), who h..s touch provoked the hostility of the underlings of the Court nm! rn-mv of tho hangers-on of tho present Whig government of those parties, whom I now name but look to the register and yon will hud that he PSrVhnt von the constituents ...

... Committee against the resolutions proposed by Mr Bright, that was Sir James Graham, recently ultra-Radical (hisses) —once a Whig—and, everything, he had been. (Laughter.) Now the matter came before the House of Commons simply as a naked historical document ...

... would say when out of it—one who has provoked the hostility of the underlines of the Court and the hangers-on of the present Whig Government as a proof of which, on looking at the register, you will find one who has come down from Loudon purpose to record ...

... of his ardent supporters. Has Mr Coningbam personally experienced such a rebuke ? Our Representative” says of him—“ An old Whig, who has feathered his nest for himself and all his children, who has nothing more to expect from the gratitude of the people ...

... tonstltotod authorib Hood annl vuse):—but that greater amount force, gentle men. force of public opinion meet must listen to. be it Whig aud which m.ist lead to a great and glorious victory after the batlx which may Jage. If you thus express your quietly, firmly ...

... certainly did not speak against Church Rates—there was hispowertosay ataiiy time and of any man, This shall plenty of milkandwater Whigs readv t .-peakon thesubiect the Member for Brighton.” (“ Hear, hear.'’) If this was so thinking to get a rich harvest of popularity ...

... amounting to about a hundred persons. The inscription observe that the Conservative party have never opposed Sir George the Whig-Radicals have created 3 Dukes, Marquises. with a keen eye to business, was anxious M Mr F. Marras, Miss Leonard, Miss J. Leonard ...