... Under inQlltion affair of fche these circumstances it * ,i with our cousins sham ana preteaca for the other side the Atlantic Whigs to tell the country ( rfc »«J toLnno that alt Englishmen heardef ne'ootrnment 'of Toko PALMERSTON. The Govern- *t 1 I „ » rnent ...

... literally that. Toryism to him very incarnation of evil, nor was he always content p the rate the world travelled evon when the Whigs reins. But more even than general political q ue were his feelings engaged on behalf of the poor, a , working population. member ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... give a contradiction. We have been told that the majority of the electors the borough of Tiverton are pledged to support the Whig candidate-(voioe, And so they are.) I dare say that similar statements to those made at the present election were made at ...