... still £500 deficient to complete the Dispensary. When one reflects that it not for Catholic or Protestant— Church or Dissent—Whig or Tory—bnt for all Provident Poor, cannot but believe there must be many who have not yet been asked, who would cheerfully ...

... measures of Reform which had been brought before Parliament during the last 200 years, and concluded by exhorting Whigs of the old school and Whigs tf the new schoof, Radicals, Chartists, Republicans, and Democrats, to rouse up to action and support the Ministers ...

... Redistribution ot Seats Bill, observes— Tbe sum of the Bill is that the landed interest is to be despoiled, and tbat the Whig-Radical ii-terest in Scotland, which already exercises so marked influence in our divisions, to be niade entirely predominant ...

... governing families, having broken with Mr. Gladstone, would, by instict, unite on an ?? basis. He was soon undeceived. The Whig magnates gave him fair words, but no personal aid. Lans- downe and Westminster wish to preserve their pocket-boroughs, bnt ...

... wittrephry • good imat Mee sad be tee port with werhy Is be • 411115 Mem. 4r= hat mat TM oar the w arri esser ta l the em be. Whig sed is pusis at Nerease the eis print*, betwahata with EMI at made his balimikil promate ad mi. animeed to sips Me Mils as ...

... debates on Reform, which led to no measure; and it was to be regretted that attention was not given to the acceptance by the Whigs, the private meeting, in December, of the proposed household suffrage of the better class of workmen, as well as the middle ...

... pledges shall be redeemed. know what the redemption of pledges signifies. We have not read of and witnessed forty years of Whig legislation without thoroughly comprehending the value of Government pledges of tin's kind. But Lord Stanley may talk with ...

... to the Whig segment of the bar. and always voted with the ministry. When Sir K. Peel came into office Mr. Erie was still plain Q.C., and it was Sir Robert aud Lord Lyndhurst who placed him the bench. It true he was made Chief Justice by the Whigs, but his ...

... universal suffrage. This had to pass the tempering sun of Earl Russell's experience. He is no longer Lord John. He a Liberal-Whig peer of great age, and respects the traditions of his youth. The ice is reduced to yielding snow-flakes. Then breaks forth ...

... dis- ease, and have given the strictest orders that its first manifestations are to be reported without the least delay. The Whig says— - There is a very general predis- position to discredit the report that the disease from wbich the cattle that have ...

... classes, whom they wished to benefit, that they were at times inconveniently crowded. did not know whether Mr. Weatherhead was a Whig or a To.y, but nevertheless entitled to the increase; was a man of good character and small Mr. Cornw ell supported the motion ...

... requies have heard • member, he has been a member, since then, sneh a distribution, or change I. the distribution, of seats of a Whig cabinet, declare that he believed there wax nom sha ll give a more equa l distribution of parliamentary body in the country ...