... in this town. They imagine that what I there said was calculated to cast repioach upon those representing what is termed the Whig interest in the town : I therefore take this opportunity to state that such was far from my intention. The remarks I made (which ...

... Disraeli’s question—the question of the time, which he puts into the mouth of every elector—is, and must be, and will be, when the Whigs may shrink from answering it—“ How about Denmark ?”— Standard. Sale of Livings. —The list of the Lord Chancellor’s livings ...

... home-grown barley. Having been a party to this injury to the farmers, we next find Mr. Lattimore an active supporter of the Whigs at the election of and an opposer of the three gentlemen who voted for the reduction of the Malt-tax. also opposed Mr. Abel ...

... -overoment thought was Wo on the eve of mineral election, and wo will give tho whig county ambers a fine tale to and tell the agricultural oa.ntaian-M they can say whig ministry has -uebt forw measure favor of agriculturists of England us oud return ...

... County. The Conservative party would, indeed, be blind to their own interest, if, on this occasion, they a.lowed pure bred Whig to walk over the course. The fanners to a man are dissatisfied with, and strongly opposed to, compromise. They think, and their ...

... by Bucks and Oxon. both counties, whilst the gentlemen were considering the peace of the counties having two Tories and one Whig,—meetings were called at the White Hart, Ay'esbury, and the Star, Oxford, and the peaceable gentlemen were told the yeomen ...

... voted against t iking off half the Tax in 1852. They both voted for putting on the 10s. extra tax in 1854; and the eutire Whig Party voted the same way. It is evident, therefore, that Mr. Cowper must and will with his party on the question, and there ...

... over the water called Kuow-Nothings— they knew nothing bnt the particular thing they wanted to get. They knew nothing about Whig or Tory, Churchman or Dis- senter ; they wanted the Excise duty off a particular thing ; tbey went at it in earnest, and they ...

... is this:- A general election is at hand; we will give our Whig friends who repre- sent agricuitsoml constituencies an opportunity of pointing out to those constkuencies what a measure tbe Whig Ministry have brought forward foe their btoeai. (UugtU«c.) ...

... nothings—[laughter]—they knew nothing but that particular! thing which they wanted to get. [Laughter.] They knew nothing about whig, or tory, or parson, or dissenter, or churchman, or what they liked, but they wanted the exciso duty off a particular thing; ...

... this :— A general election is at hand ; we will give our Whig friends who repre- sent agricultural constituencies an opportunity of pointing cut to those constituencies what a measure the Whig Ministry have brought forward for their benefit. (Laughter ...

... Suet, 'ai7 stone of 14 lb! '-Wars of Mutton, and Good Beer and Porter, at ? barrel. S^KSaimS'Si^??^ a dwired ' Mois ...