... the ships of commerce on the high seas., and in such ports as the nature of their trade might cause them to frequent. Under a Whig-Radical Government, directly supported the Manchester and economical party, seventy millions have been expended, and at this ...

... that they will set about it forthwith. The mystery of the Globe is at length revealed. Mr. Charles Wescomb has bought that old Whig journal for the Carlton Club—o{ this there is now no doubt. It is reported further, that he to and settle in London to conduct ...

... yearly increasing influence of the Church in the work of educating the poor was regarded with envy in certain quarters. So Whig-Liberal Administration, ever alive to the jealousies of Nonconformity, thought it not unbecoming to interpose, and to hinder ...

... Mitchell, currier, native of Totnes, said the first election he voted at was Mr. Eicardo's (1847) He dissented very much from the Whigs and Tories, and was known as John Mitchell, the chartist. He plumped for Mr. Ricardo. Heard a good deal about bribery at ...

... Bartletfalso * land here. Mr. Daores Adams was tho largest lQ the parish. He was Conservative, and the Somerset was Liberal, a Whig—(a laugh). joins the parish of Totnes on side. Mr. Champvrnowue had the chief in°e tbere, and he was a Conservative, but, that ...