... effect of making our elections pure as well as free; and it would do this without respect of parties. It would emancipate Whig boroughs like lliohmoud and Ripen, as well as Tory boroughs, like Stamford and Launceston. It would also throw open the counties; ...

... Baron into an Earl, but why or wherefore no man ana © tell, unless it be that the noble Lord was rich e and yoted for the Whigs. He has no Child, . . *n, however, and his title will probably die with Mr, Talbot, as a Conservative, had little chance t ...

... Wiscouni Villiams, &c., and doubtless explained the peculiarities of tho costume of the Speaker, the virtue in his horsehair whig, and the meaning to be attached to that bauble. The President of Liberia was also in tho House throe evenings ago. It is needless ...

... TEA DEALEL AND COFFEE 10ASTER, CIRENCESTEIt, IN drawing the attention of his numerous Friends to his having added the Torelra Whig Trade his ordinary Easiness, takes the opportunity of thanking them fur the very liberal support accorded Lan r the past ten ...

... attendance of Liberal members unfavourable to the balmt, and 'lady to follow Lord Palmerston to vote against it. The following Whigs voted against the ballot .—Sir. F. Baring, Sir T. Burke, A. B. Finlay, J. 11. Gurney, Major Hamilton. John Handley, E. Koatchbull ...