... years under the firm of George Crosland and Sons. For twenty years there had been a division among the people of the town into Whigs and Radicals i and he, had had something to do with every political action. He had acted on two occasions with Mr. Akroyd. ...

... these deserters represent. If in these days rotton boroughs have any ratson d'etre, surely it cannot be ti' send to Parliament Whig nominees, who do their little worst to defeat a Reform Bill, and 1 1 bring the Tories in. Evidently among the seats of Liberal ...

... labour, and for the associated carrying on trade, and the acquisition of real property, the most Conservative measure that Whigs and l ories oau advocate is such a Keform Bill shall greatly extend the suffrage—so grestly as considerably to lower the limit ...

... Government of which he had been a supporter had departed from the rule of Whig Govern- ments in past times, and instead of taking entirely the advice of a certain portion of the Whig powers, had taken the advice of that section of the House of Commons amongst ...

... Government of which he had been a supporter had departed from the rule of Whig governments in past times, and, instead of taking entirely the advice of certain portions of the Whig party, had taken advice from that end of the House of Commons — that section ...

... Oliphant and Kinglake, might see in the Amendment was anticipated, and to press it after that was simply to strike at the Whig leaders. Well then, if persons aim at deposing the heads the Liberal party in favour of their own set, and thus, by means of ...

... not been insincere, for he betrayed great smotion when he was obliged to withdraw bis last bill, and the noble earl and the Whig party were therefore not open to this charge. In 1861, an earnest and robust reformer upbraided the noble lord, who triumphantly ...

... into the House in an arm chair, and was personally thanked by some members of the Government for coming down. Several of the Whig families were divided in their votes. Mr. Fittwilliam, the member for Malta% voted for the amendrosot, and his relative Viscount ...

... niessuree, aad he sew* had est less insincere, few be betrayed arries rhea he wee obliged to withdraw his W. The end eM the Whig party were. eel be SIN sheep. In 1861, an earnest robust apheelded noble who triumphantly speared the dump on the ground that ...

... declared null and void, Mr. Wrightson, who, previous to the last election, had represented the borough for many years ini the Whig interest, has again offered himself as a candidate. In his address to the electors, he says, I need not trouble you with ...

... wows, hatiesties of the of sweepit I ill. (Canny. Now lis we et Mese Wow, pelf. Mt lam this Oroossie ad a* aellliga Nish ibis Whig ard grit bid has I. tbe 1111141. Ibq eon la Kilo obis the Mohr* Bill with es Immense wd 11= hi we 44 lb. psedso it bit. hid ...

... including a goodly sprinkling of the softer sex. The Whigs and respectable Liberals of our city were conspicuous by their absence, for Mr. Vincent was surrounded on the platform by the extreme Whig Radicals only, and the audience whom he addressed, least ...