... le sibilitv of rejecting it. That Bill was not dead, a a- but had again taken shape, and the Tories, as rsr well as those Whigs who were so like Tories, had an uncomfortable feeling, so unoomfortable that it came almost to a shiver-(laughter), wnat ap- ...

... Liberals are endeavouring to bring out the Hon. - Molyfieux, brother to the Earl of Sefton, along with another territorial Whig.-Sir B. Kaye dlhuttleworth, it is said-and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in oppo- sition to tbe Hon. Algernon Egerton, Mr ...

... 'deniial!' has-just left tAe rnat.ter thihs where itifound 'it, publicly' uncontraidlicted by the and guiltyL party, whomitbe Whig clique have taken: under stair theirilwing. -; This isa quite5ildrteeping jWith, other LThpe 1lodging emanating from rthe snse ...

... one has hid the Dr temerity to enter the fil-Id against three Liberals, he in hiS been miserably beaten,. Bat this lime tihe Whig lMr BlackI iS openly adopted by the Coniservalives as their candidlate. They halve undoubtodly g6ol retson ,e foraccepting ...

... tieir-'t-*o..onp,non'r Ml~aren $Ir Miller-have now bec iedp jo-per¶ sistently and successfally ' citadel of Whig jobbery and intrigue-tbis Whig pocket . burgh-must soon fall before their ; it disatls:~ Of' .MrNr,'WLarer we-hava. often thlis contest commenced ...

... and.a moral point of view; they expose the chicanery and treachery of mere he partyislu, whether. -t.b tha t of Whig Tories, or ,te Tory Whigs; they take up the violated pledges n and pro':iIses of Suahien as MrS'u ig such timeserVeis as the Lord Advocate ...

... working man he asked his fellow working men what they intended to I do? Were they prepared for ever to be fed with r political Whig spoon meat?-(laughter.) Did t they not believe that their stomachs were able to I hbear a more substantial diet? Did they think ...

... at the request of the Election Committee, given an exposi- t tion of his opinions on general political questions. He g is a Whig, and something more ; in favor of manhood suffrage with an educational test, under such restric- I tions as shall give the ...

... French Revolution. Then (although he lder. c. pressed very democratic opinions previously) he he' a came, with so many other Whig politicians, seriously In alarmed, and abandoning his cornection with Fox, P. became as strenuous a supporter of Pitt's Govern ...

... arc not a. oe had few gentleisen sirtin on the Conservative side of' the re-sn House who are better Liberals than some old Whigs. (Hfear, 11 con- beer.) Spe aking of old Wbilge, it is their former blunder- 1. as ailug, their had handling of the punty in ...

... in tbe lTdirle6of'Lo~rds.;8 / * T ; [ l Believe nae no shuffling' 'o the old offlcial cards, no re-arr~oigeaento mere Whigs, Whig, lihge, or Peelites can or ought to satisfy the * eoupntjy Attbis, j uetprq ;tb, ---d- -. , ' The,xeailt.of;th-e: lst etctiion ...

... It opposes the encouragement of unofficial peace missions, and declares that the object of the country is war. The Riolamond Whig has little hope that theI North is prepared to grant terms aceeptable to, the South, and urges vigorous' preparations for war ...