... must be bound tog ether by a sense of mutual “* interest and by a eense of benefit.” Sir Francis Baring, one of the two old Whigs who are to be created peers, represented Portsmouth from 1826 to 1865. He was born in 1796, obtained a double to the bar in ...

... favour of the Mr. A. (Tavistock),—In favour of a wide ex- tension of the suffrage and of the ballot. Mr, Hastrxcs (Bedford).—A Whig ; will sup- port the well-known principles of his family, Mr. St. Avusrn (West Cornwall).—In favour of en- larging the basis ...

... commoners who spoke at Dewsbury may be The Minerva took the captain ami boy to Card!a. considered the representatives of the Whig families, , ~^. x , and m. Bfctcut a« the the tL Radical traders and capitalists ; but how about the | .. anler , fr t ...

... sold his interest in the Chronice, and retired from publie life, having previously received the reward of his adherence to the Whig party in the shape of a baronetcy, by Lord Melbourne short time befare he quittead office. were environed. Such @ 8 ate of ...

... approaching change with apprehension He ! Dr. Fre di lerick Fry, a surgeon, wh 0 had been in practice | ¢x may think that the Whigs have earned their title to repose, ‘at Maidstone for the last thirty-five and who is also | W! and that a modification is, ...

... shall please the member for Birmingham. Such a measure cannot please either the Conservative or the moderate party amongst the Whigs, and Aerefora there Will be war“ Lord Russell has secured Mr. Bright’s aupport the promise a sweeping measure which ahail hand ...

... heen there,‘ horted the friends of the cause to renewed and increase into a bye-lane, ‘The oliceman followed, and closed with Whig principles, and to constitutional and progressive he ‘d not wish to sell him. Mr. Matthewe knew him to. and he wonld do so ...

... queer here and gettin: drunk, and Do! style, people are co! is ‘ing for it.” Nor did her mother say to her knowledge that ‘‘ Whig side are coming here tl and paying nothing for eir drink.” Did not reply in any conversation with her mother, ‘‘ You mind ” ...