... powder was first introduced, replusd £210.000 • but its immediate effect was induce all the lawven and judges to hare their whig! made white the gallant Tolonteen the duty. Heiwrriy nyntonad tti« beeauae “Din-tailsmight again become fashumable—(laughter) ...

... do not expect that it will ever be mended until another Reform Bill, more just and impartial than that of 1832, sweeps away Whig nomination boroughs unspariugly as Conservative nomination boroughs. It is a monstrous evil that the Duke of Somerset should ...

... to magnificent three-tailed But country' like this the advantage only up’to certain point By virtue of relationship to great Whig of Bedford Mr Arth the being retained without trouble Dcke’s at Tavistock But feet that holds that seat will of single man ...

... associated during his attendance on her Majesty lately in Germany. But Parliament will assuredly back the spirited rejection of Whig advice by Denmark, and take the giver of that advice roundly to task. We venture to say that the vast majority of his fell ...

... do not expect that it will over be mended until another Reform Bill, more just and impartial than that of 1532, sweeps away Whig nomination boroughs as unsparingly as Conservative nomination boroughs. It is a monstrous evil that the Duke of Somerset should ...

... created, it is rumoured. The nobles expectant are Colonel Henry White, of Woodlands, who has been a staunch supporter of the Whigs in Ireland, Mr. Edward Ellice, Sir Charles Wood, Mr. Monckton Milnes, and Mr. Wentworth Beaumont. It is added that two earls ...

... ves thas show a net gain of 11 seats, which count 22 on a division. The House now stands as follows :—Conservatives, 311; Whigs and Radicals, 343. I ask you, sir, to insert this list, as it is important that strict accuracy should prevail in these returns ...

... Secretary of State, and an official whose promotion beyond the cares of office every Indian will rejoice; Mr. Ellice, Nestor ofthe Whigs, and the only human being who could lay claim to right of properly in the North Pole; and Mr. Moncton Milnes, a litterateur ...

... scarcely believe tbat such a policy will succeed, even for the short period during which a tory power transmutt-s himself into a whig. The conservatives Ireland have already announced that they hold friendship to Italy immeasurably more important than any possible ...

... can now learn how it is that the Whig Government of which the Duke of Somerset is apart, happens to be so chary of introducing practicable reform bill. It would scarcely be convenient to sweep away such accommodating Whig properties as the borough of Totnes ...

... Standard article Totnes election but like all party pipers fails to hit the mark grievance of which contemporary complains is that Whig Dnke be allowed to interfere thus The Standard think that vacating hie seat liis brother elected after Ministry to discredit ...

... and Col. White.father of the notorious Col. White, Lord of the Treasury, who was turned out of Longford, and now sits for the Whig nomination borough of Kidderminister. It is an insult to the Peerage to prostitute its honors, for mere services done for a ...