... That, as our respective docks were not only refused relief throogh ?? medium of einlpltymelut, or in any other way, by the Whig govemeot brt Nveilnee more directly lnJcired, snd devoted to tice alamity of dying of starvation by the rasl and ansounded ...

... vhicls every man and woman in the county were engaged, and I believe living at the expense of the respective candidates. The Whig commoners beat the Tory lords triumphantly. I write cutsefnte calaiao, in o'der not to inconvenience tile press, and postpone ...

... of protection, but it did not belormc the pupil of Peel to say so, when he recollected homv that strnesmon had displsced a Whig goivernment. Moe i hoped that the noble lord wou'd, however, give ans ?? with his usual fraskness, for lie agreed that it France ...

... their contideuce (hear). On their Irish policy alone hre wished to test the government. It was matter of notoriety that tile Whig government ?? vear after year become more tua- popular in Ireland (hear). The ligrt boo. baronet the present Chief Secretary ...