... Inspector by at an agent for contested the boreuch of ES. 4 Wheat. . baie aver fh te st with Lord | | Barley 1593 ee ” ag o ., whig, in the year 1794, | j Oats oe oe ‘ the electors of Colchester ee he greatly exerted ous election contests in Quantity of Gn ...

... Greenwich election, when hi the late Lord Mayor of Lon a fell backwards e, which canght her dress, need to visit all the old whigs 1, had revolved with her Sonth Essex— Lord ropping through the bars | Ingateatone; Mr. Courtauld vas suddenly brought in! men ...

... Shepley, who contested the borough Colehester in the liberal ioterest with Lord Muscaater, tory, and Robert Thornton, Faq., whig, in the year 1798 T 1811 Mr. Wire introduced to the electors of Colchester Mr. Dagisl Whittle Harvey, for whom be greatly exerted ...

... the day. Tn - power ; | relat has boem repentedly aers o 1 ‘Seildios interior, pablie. at the best point e2l o traditions of Whig Their remedy American of eetso b i, the ueed by the | PUCCS ith frmness the movements ~;{u|z'“.-n.m-'“ minority, | the British ...

... reform bills, and it constituted a prominent feature that of Lord Derby. Here was ground that had been already trodden radical, whig, and conservative, and aurely there was not a thorn in the way to cripple the feet of him who travelled thereon. Alas! Mr. ...

... undergoing in the House of Commons this session ;at the same time they occupied very dM:fi-:yu.'l':l.!- . s A marely the Fadicas . whigs. who | called for mun-wm‘:fll’.‘ md'hdrdu‘. And when they remembered hthohrynl-bm.pnvhiu---‘-h‘ admit £lO housebolders as voters ...

... the state of parties in this « a surplus; for his estimates with regret, on the position of ‘onsidered and calculated. great Whig party to which, estimates was the ground name of Grey, of Brougham, « ministry, and that he was honour to belong. I do see ...

... satsfaction st the state of partiss in this country. lhj-bn-11. with regret, on the posstion of the remnants of that once great Whig party to which, while it was benoured by the -JOM,JMI—.‘IMIWKhoneur to belong. |do see with regret and concern men of Aistinguished ...

... Dublin that be made hi* speech for the defendant iv the celebrated case ol Norton r. Lord Melbourne. On the return of the whig party to office, June, 1846, after the resignation of the late Sir Robert Peel, Lord Campbell joined the cabinet was appointed ...

... which happily there was opposition—'hear, hear, —and confessed should have but poor opinion of any Eugliehnimi who, whether whig tory, could not show hi. loyalty to tuch association. [Applause.] Some shrewd observer had remarked that rather doubted those ...

... on one | e S vapeor e o il b szt v one T e o o e een 1 was o P Fonand eghantt hons EPAE T Aeies of et Mot {man who, whether whig or tory, could not show bis loyalty to such an sssociation, Llnhu] Some shrewd I:._m.u ek that b Tuber doniied Chose | philosophers ...

... the balance are eng A BARBER WANTED.—As into the House of Commons, of him for being a hairdresser’ plied ; Tam come te the Whigs.” Factory.—tThe | Smali-arms Factory for the Ia been laid before parliament. saving of £116,292 in the year {including 5 per ...