... this by showing what terror you can to yonr fellow-citizens 1 The Legacy of the late Government exposes the failure of the Whig-Liberal Adnnaistration with **pect to the redress of social grievances, the dignified maintenance our foreign relations, and ...

... extension of area on all of the borough would have included estates belonging Tory proprietors. At the election of 1832 the Whigs secured the two seats, the now voters gratefully acceptiug representatives of the party to whom they considered themselves ...

... own particular crotchet. Get ?«e from Tiverton who would sign himself No Scandal longer, and one from any half-to-ry half-whig acquaintance yours who would sign himself A Radical; or better still write them all yourself and direct them toyourself, ...

... had not been insincere for he betrayed great emotion when he was obliged to withdraw his last bill. The noble Earl and the Whig party were therefore not open to this charge. In 1851 earnest and robust Reformer upbraided the noble lord, who triumphantly ...

... without intention to return, but was brought back telegraph, and was afterwards mado a magistrate. Mr. William Webber, another Whig magistrate, although I do not wish to rake up the dead, looked up in his house a man called Westaway, who wished to have voted ...

... to the peace of Europe. The Chancellor of the Exchequer admitted that was invidious and unkind to cast the advice of the Whig-Liberal Administration into the teeth of Austria at this her moment of supreme difficulty ; but his knowledge of the wrong ...

... with toryism. The parliament of 1710 was essentially a tory one, and not liking civil and religious liberty (according to tho whig notion) passed tho Occasional Conformity Bill, by which Dissenters before taking on office, or entering into a corporation ...

... ? Well, in answer to that quertien I venture to say that they have as often been found in the Conservative ranks as on tha Whig side of the Honses. Looking through the ranks of the Libsral party in the House of Commons I cannot see a single lawyer of ...

... we have had Governments in power, whether they have been Conservatives or whether they have been Whigs, who when any measure have been presented the Whigs which had for their object the good the working, labouring, and artizan classes they have had the ...

... voting, and who bave been kept out of their privilego as Englishmen for the past six years by the envious partisanship of the Whig-Radical coalition. Sir Stafford Northcote informed the House, only a few minutes before Mr. Coleridge professed ignorance of ...

... Mitchell, currier, native of Totnes, said the first election he voted at was Mr. Eicardo's (1847) He dissented very much from the Whigs and Tories, and was known as John Mitchell, the chartist. He plumped for Mr. Ricardo. Heard a good deal about bribery at ...

... d t in ISI2, by the reaigiSon was occasioned , . q of nation when there were two canrocket nig . » Mark Wood, didates, and (Whig), 0. Mr. Smith says jun. (Tory), \\? Mar k Wood's butler. There were _Mr. Jennings was ertn and en nmgß. The only three voters ...