... might have been converted inte wider system of electoral rights. (Cheers.) Chester, at least, will not forget that, twice, the Whigs have endeavoured to abolish our ancient fi eemen’s franchise, and twice has the Conservative feeling of the country rejected ...

... MANCHESTER. To the Editor of the Courier. Sir, —Let me warn the Conservatives against being trapped into a league with the Whigs. They assisted most materially in 1857 in wresting the representation from the Anti-corn-law League, and having shown their ...

... to this vote taking place, a meeting was held at Willis’s rooms-a room well known in King-street, St James s-and there the Whigs and advanced Liberals met to consult upon the be*t means of turning Lord Derby out office. They came to the resolution to move ...

... chief, if not tho sole cause of his troubles. So far as providing for the members of the family, it is a duty which neither Whig nor Tory negleot. We have heard of the GagYs, ELLIOTTS, and RUSSElLS before. The Tuesswas on the other side of the Efouse are ...

... fast liks him that bung *wirt h;U , D—-d nsutera middle way of^aetß#, 'And neither fish, nor fiesh, nor good red herring. Not Whigs nor Tories you i nor this nor that; Hot birds nor beasts, but just kind bat,— twilight ores tars, true neither osuss, . With ...

... sober iruin, the old days of Whig anl Try have gne by. You might as well attempt to divn e England into Koumibe.tds and Cavali rs, or H*noverians and Jacobites, as to CjII every man y ...

... of gtcriofts John You trimmers lor boh Yes, just like him that bun neuters fft yoar oil 'And neither fish, nor fleeo, Not Whigs nor Tories y« Not birds oor beasts, but j twilight creature, true U With Tory wines * A raw sincere thought o] pest liberal ...

... doubled it once, and did manage to get them to poll it back the old stamp.—(Laughter.) And that is always the way with these Whigs and red tapeists.—(Hear, bear.) They are too fond of places and pensions. It not two years since place year fell and they could ...

... to Lord Derby's Government, because it showed that Lord Derby's Reform Bill was a- better one than that brought out by the Whig Government. (Hear, hear.) And now publio feeling was in favour of some moderate re. form rather than an extravagant measure ...

... professing Liberals as there is in the Cabinet itself. All the old Whig Houses—the Grosvenors, the Fitzwilliams, the Greys, the Cavendishes, the Pettys, follow the lead of the more moderate Whig Ministers or their own family traditions, irrespectively of all ...

... CATHOLIC OATH ALLEGIANCE BILL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL MAIL. Sir, —You will be glad to hear that the last dodge of xpiring Whig-Radiual Government is likely to prove nothing more than an abortion. The unprincipled meanness of the proceeding is seen through ...

... of dissent.” priest, named Mullen, who acknowledged the toast of the clergy, said “ he would as soon vote for the d—l for Whig and the obser vatiou was received with cheers. Three children were |>oisoncd at Bristol, on Monday, by drinking something which ...