... with the electors of Leeds. ’ }{:K.pmantt‘l) l::‘ young man who cannot make up his own mind, o the one hand, clinging o the Whig traditipe ¢ O house and family, and on the other, urged f La by the naisy Radicals, Lord Amberley has o ‘,’;m away one day ...

... distinetly ‘would the electors to expressed opinions we could rely, loubt, or But as the case yy what constituencies led by certain Whig influen ices Of a uld prefer appears to be ter; and these iticians in the shell: are paraded at themselves as they may. Aq ...

... to substantiate their LONDON AVERAGES. 74 Mr. White said the mete of the ribbon weavers in claims before the Federal courts. Whig Prance was quite se bad as that of the weavers in .. 10393 41 1311 113 52114917 123 52114 Cardiff 5 19 451249 , 1231 ...

... organise and get up a requisition to Capt. Walsh. Was the great county of Wiltshire to be handed over to a compact of great Whig Lords and great Tory Squires? He told the wuoble lord and the county that the independent electors, were bound by wo compromise ...

... mind. pillions,' and defiled; and I again my to the electors of Wiltshire and of England. Let the neat election Mow to both Whigs and Tories that you will ham no muddies to Popery. I know what England mitered in pest ages from that blasphemous ; I know ...

... hand to help him, the Government had a umiority against them in a House over two hundred members. The lengthened days of the Whig Cabinet are evidently I becoming pain and grief them.” The Moravian arrived yesterday with intelligence from New York the 11th ...

... to take any man, however deserving he may be, the nomination of the Marquis of Ailesbury (loud cheers and uproar). The great Whig Lords have already out of the 12 seats in this division of the county; and I ask you whether you are preparsd to place the ...

... the Albany Chambers by the late Lord Macaulay (then the Right Hon. T. B. M.). I cannot leave the house, said the .great Whig statesman and historian he walked towards his window and looked out, so long as the wind is easterly. I dare not. I am quite ...

... in politics, but a good landlord : he had heart which felt for every man living on his estates, and lie did that which few Whigs or Radicals cared about—he took care that his farms should be so let that his tenants could live upon them (cheers). He did ...

... leadership of the Reformers should be transferred to another. And so perhaps he was; though it is as likelv that the affair was a Whig manoeuvre—that the father and son were in collusion and understood each other very well. Be that as it may, however, it would ...

... organise and get up a requisition to Capt. Walsh. Was the great county of Wiltshire to be handed over to a compact of great Whig lords and great Tory squires? He told the noble lord and the country that the independent electors were bound by no compromise ...

... forward by Mr. J. A. Wil- liams,—Mr. Phipps and Mr. Fov fave not both these gentlemen come of Whiz milies 7 th latter. not only Whig. but Quaker also ? But to come to particulars Mr Norris is re ported to have aid that orth W Lh represented by two Cons Vatives ...