... %Vales, which had become a serious taxation on the ixteicaltu• rid classes. Inlitical opinions. his lordship waa originally a Whig; about twenty years ago. however, when the zealots of change appeared to be pushing opinions to doubting practi. al results ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... to be in a very short ' time the subject of newspaper comment, and 1 fear of solemn legal procedure. The Beifiest Northern Whig, evidently referring to the foregoing report, says :— A report of a most painful character, seriously affecting a well-known ...

... to be in a very short time the subject of newspaper comment, and, I fear, of solemn legal procedure. The Belfast Northern Whig, evidently referring to the foregoing report, says,— A report of the most painful character, seriously affecting a well-known ...