... upon their estates desire to quit the poor. The assertion, besides being ridiculous, ia libel ; but it is not always that the Whigs have a sentimental topic to handle, cr rhetorical doctor On the same bill the Telegraph says We boldly 'assert that the motion ...

... chairman said had—very great pain.—Mr. Rea was very sorry for it. He was sorry, too, that Sir Hugh Cairns had got member the Whig party to join him in his proceedings.—By this time the policemen had reached the door with their prisoner, who no sooner joined ...

... has contributed, and still does contribute, so much to the exclusion of the Conservative party power, to the prolongation of Whig supremacy, to the aggrandisement of noisy and mischievous agitators, and to the subjection of the country to the continuous ...

... Mr. Disraeli's ingenuity to make out of this very bare material mighty conflict over the British Constitution, in which the Whig assailants have been forced obey tbe behests of the Conservative defenders, even while robbing them titles and honours. We ...

... chairman said he had-very great pain.-Mr. Rea was very sorry for it. He was sorry, too, that Sir Hugh Cairns had got a member the Whig party to join him in his proceedings.—By time the policemen had reached the door with their prisoner, who no sooner joined ...

... victories won by the party the early years after the Reform Bill have secured for thena undisputed ' of the ground ever since. Whigs never dared to raise their heads, and the idea of contest looked on thing impossible. In fact the victory was too ce'mplcte ...

... party battle. I say, prepare at once to contest the borough, and also secure ourselves against the threatened invasion of the Whigs on our county members. Rest not upon the register being in our favour, but clench it actively making it stronger.—Yours, kc ...

... will do as other political clubs are in the habit of doing, with this difference, that whereas they are tbe supporters of Whig or Tory politicians, the Dissenting club will require nothing more from its nominee than that he be a good hater of the English ...

... honourable member for Leeds. His then advanced various objections to the 2Uj and was followed on the same side Mr. Black, the Whig member for Edinburgh. Leatham severely criticised Mr. Milner and his colleagues in the ministry for not out the pledges the ...

... exhorts the electors plain English put the screw on the Liberal candidates. This is the oialy effectual modo of dealing with Whig statesmen. They must be frightened, through threatened loss of office, into passing bill of which they wholly disapprove, ...

... House that the Lord Chancellor had not kept back from Parliament its committee any knowledge of indictable offence. this the Whig measure of a Lord Chancellor's morality we would inquire what are the duties of the woolsack But even this assertion ia untrue ...

... brigadier-generals. Tbe only Confederate forces now the field are Kirby Smith's and Dick Taylor's. New York, April 29. The Richmond Whig states tbat President Davis and the members of bis cabinet, with escort of 2,000 cavalry, left Greeushore, North Carolina, ...