... kingdom to have votes beyond fffiose who are legitimate householders, it would appear that all those who denominate themselves Whigs, as well as the Conservatives, think that the privilege should be confined to ratepayers. There is, however, no outwaru de ...

... labour kw en eamiles. Lormum. • kisehrm driver, is th• of W. Tame% wwwas by Mar coma& elismed beherim hie is the wash ea the Whig% ma be pay • iiew et a Id., md Id. =Oa ...

... exceedingly slight, this they dared vesture upon allowing tho truth to be I The election accordingly was fought upon a No ; and the Whig-Radicals can scarcely aped to be complimented *pa the majority which they thus procured. The death of the Premier, so shortly ...

... himself Ye the Xr. Las, the Wile el the at the he le mew In • =We else los el ..Ink. of the set be leternweed. the eftdie eine Whig bele leweepel by seddialt. Te this eel the sends= el • begs bay of denied ening dee rebels of Theee te dlossyeSe et the tee ...

... of the Exchequer, and he would not be far wrong in giving votes working a. Mr. Gladstone was neither an aristrocrat nor a Whig. A certain class of politicians reminded him of some churchmen of whom it was said they had better to Rome at once (cheers) ...

... HIM MTh. The •••i•onsia et Yr gessies Whig Ins cel•bralod l• aim d i• • inioTabile redlll, lea 1101•••• She Taws, irkftio looposioss inn tar Uwe as, mod as the Oral PUY as py vismom., midi es Ms = Work won as tie mosued, Ihies of arse affsiegat dm nrismon ...

... troll, , Casserintive perhemealery epode 1 byerairrokry. Theoa • ehereee elisifflie a tor repel h that the unjustly compel the Whig Ali. mils sped soot Anil 44, :7==hr an- TSB /STITION. neldinWlen Der jlth4ddefó*,ef their election. With me electioneering ...

... refers the decline of the r. sfe |x>pulation not to the “three bad harvests,” but ? “twenty of almost unbroken Whig rule” T(,« purpose of Whig Cabinets was, he said, to be thus ptwseed :—“Drive human beings away to America, cows, and so make Ireland silent ...

... oicket which his name, when there were two mon. dates. and the return b thus given :—Mark Wood. Jon. ITioryl. 1: Jennings (Whig). it. Mr. Smith :— Mr. Cowlings Air. Mark Wand's hotter. Their were only throe voters—Air Mark, hi. non, and Jsrinings. Jennings ...

... Sag; • „ ' ;dm Gftlesbevs;l7llt ,A Borer MEW ILA., Trimly Oohed ; Checks Word, LA., Notoood hosseatk aw tor the caddies the Whig Semi Mr dandled domed egirdeld le 1 IWm 8.A.,e1 le id EL Ceder. I brag, es elmbedeo el the dm SA ILA.; the Abed Mind li LA ...

... been abused by the nappeeters But, apart from those thee who enjoy deservedly • high iw independence, another member of the Whig yesey, the mks of one of its wealthiest sad beemen, boldly stood forward with a skit Karl GROSVENOR, the eldest as of the Marquis ...

... educated the friendly and sagacious teaching women, they cannot have risen the state of manhood, nor know whether they are Whigs Tories. have closely watched these owls in my own vicinity : and they fly home from midnight to three, in the morning, and ...