... apathetic and indifferent—and why ? because they had been led to believe that a measure of reform would be carried either by the Whigs or the Tories, and they did not think it necessary to trouble themselves about it. (Hear, hear.) All parties were pledged to ...

... denunciations, and all such dangedro:lals mmifatigt:io:ll el::n have hi'i‘lilcrl(t;o accome itic . e nserva- Efe. as weEl as tr; Whigs ungde:nund the advantage of their present political position too well to surrender it to reasonable demands peaceably made ...

... whoeol prices,, fromt 5, Briggatc, and Crest George-streePt, Leeds. Gi-ICIRGE NICHOLS9, Proprietor, N.D. Tise celeb~rated Ow-whig-Kit CONtCOOU 4.s. per lit, D 2304r _'TINES a~t REDUCED DUTIES, Warranted VV ~~~Puree, anld Imported bly 10. II, WILLIAMS, 112 ...

... parties to this iiisidiou3 scheme. If they are silent now, the pretence of public apathy, which has been used by Tories and Tory-Whigs as a pretext for putting the whole question on one side, will seem to have some real foundation. Of this, however, we have ...

... Government, lie is an Ultra H eformer of thirty years standing and more. He cannot be proved ever to have true ..led to the Whigs though he has often helped them out ol a scrape, [le is not exactly like Caesar's wife, or rather as tliat lady, if she ever ...

... the bill, with the exception of Ma. GLAD- tlt sToNE and of MR. F. PREn, who disgraces Bury by . such a vote. Only five other Whigs were found in 81) the Tory ranks-LORD G. CAVENDISH, CAPT. ANSON, 011 MR. HASSARD, MB. PULLER, and MR. TiaORNIILL,. in No ...

... say, after Sir Robert h Peel once having refused to take office on account of his f not having the right to name or suggest Whig ladies about fi the Court, that this, which otherwise might appear a trivial fL matter, is of consequence in the regions of ...

... to complain of, since her sire was only a Cheshire silk spinner ;—a reflection that should considerably affiict that Hidalgo Whig of putative pur sang, Lansdowne, seeing that the noble marquis had a wool-comber for a Petty grandfather, and that several ...

... lot) uti.es from Leeds) .ho will vote for lhe tvudget whole and entire of tbe Whig a-.niatry tf it wa* threefold what tt wa. ia ls-50 Say. mats who would vote r.r tbe Whig m.Diavtrv oo any •object, uot txcavottag tb. Foreign Allen Rills, or Ute hill lo ...

... of professed Liberals. He considerec tile Lord Palmerston had playedfalse tothe Liberal pasty;, and if I he did not-and the Whig party did iot-liove sincerely atil earnestly in this matter, they swould ere long be again oil the cold opposition benches ...

... correspondence between the author and the Bishop of Exeter, in which the unpitying prelate administers a severe castigation to the Whig advocate for representing as a model of every public and private virtue a man whose cold-hearted and unblushing profligacy ...

... damages on the ground that his client was merely a labourer. M'ConneU's appearance in court is thus described by the Northern Whig: — The defendant was one of the most extraordinary looking persons that ever a breach of promise case was brought against ...