... seven-eights of the Welsh people Republicana, of the regular Antislavery stamp. They are legitimate descendants from the old Whig psity; lam happy to know that their Anti-slavery has improved in the transition. In 1856 thev smported Fremont with »reat seal ...

... reason to feel grateful to Mr Bright for bit fearless denonci.itions the jobbery and expenditure, which characterise the doings Whig and Tory governments. The government of this country will cost us this year 1860-61. £76,000.000, all ex'mcted from the industry ...

... to feel grateful to Mr Bright for hi* fearless denunciations the jobbery and expenditure, which characterise tlie doings of Whig and Tory governments. The government of this country will cost us this vear ldflO-61, £76,000.000. all ex'mcted from industry ...

... the union between church and state, arid incidentally in favour of. church-rates. He: also called upon the clergy, whether whig or tory, conserva- tive or liberal, to impress upon all members of parlia- ment, with whom they had any influence;, that, in ...

... clothes into privy at the Seven St*rs. On hearing this allowed her to s»ay iu my house, and la> tended her until the folio whig Saturday, when laspe Lamb came for her. Inspector Lamb deposed to apprehending the prsoner the Peutre, Broughton, P.idsy, 3ou» ...

... or the clar~et. :re' haa been, for many years, a political tmnion at Woburn, qthei sat of the. DUxE of BEDFOSD at which the ,Whig campaign of th e session-wamsaarranged. This year, the ilhiess'of the Duxs of :BEDFORD.:ha% pre- .vnted tihe ?? gathaiing from ...

... seven-eight* of the Welsh people are Republicans, of the regular Antislavery stamp. They are legitimate descendants from the old Whig party; end lam happy know that their Anti-elsvery baa improved in the transition. In 1856 thev supported Fremont with treat ...