... 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 ...

... from the Conservative party. There was very- little distinction between a Liberal-Conservative and a Conservative-Liberal, a Whig and a Liberal, advanced,Liberal and a Radical, although there was clearly defined line between a Conservative and . Radical ...

... young election agent (clerk with Mr. Bryett), now related a few of his artful dodges the late election. His interview with the Whig solicitor, and notes on the poll-book !..The grog and eightpenny cigar at the Seymour ! His buying a salmon-fishery man for ...

... of Reform, yet we feel some little misgiving at times when we remember that Earl Russell is to all intents and purposes a Whig. Possessing, along with a -eal and honest wish to introduce good Ball, a still stronger wish get Bill passed. Our only fear ...

... necessary ; that had been admitted over and over again. He did not think one word was needed to show why it was necessary. Whigs and Tories all united in saying it was necessary. Reform was recommended in the speeches from the Throne, yet that very moderate ...

... remain passive while our good old principles are thus trampled upon . i opine not. Notwithstanding the indifference of our Whig lords the field is open, and the people who scorn serfdom are ready for a struggle. Would that their manliness and independence ...

... William Webber), but the party wish to have an equality on the bench, and having at present but two permanent magistrates to six Whigs, they intend trying it on for addition of three or four immediately, which, with a Mayor and justice for the time being, they ...

... the moderate 3 and Conservatives who have been caught by the lustre of his name, and have been entangled in the meshes of Whig diplomacy, &c. speech proceeded in tbe same strain. Sir J. Ha called a fraudulent pretence to bring forward Lord - merston ...

... at the papers to see how they stood in the market. I first looked at the Times, bat recollecting that that was said to be a Whig paper, I turned attention to the orthodox Standard, and from his special organ I got the following information—Land Securities ...

... you re collect that upon the ™$^. £ was erea* gathering of the Whig and Radical party, an an'arrangement was made and a compact arrived a between the extreme Liberal party and the Whig party The princiole that bound them together was a very siu.pl one ...

... evidence in a most impartial manner. He considered money was undoubtedly spent at both parliamentary and municipal elections by Whigs and Tories, but with this difference—that at the latter elections most money carried the day, which was not the case in ...

... and the Government had been brought bear on the judges of the land, so not weaken the power of the great landowners certain Whig boroughs. All that we can say is, if tbe Duke 3 such mighty influence even over Judges and Revising Barristers, we advise his ...