... before the election of 1862. Before tho last election I asked him some questions, which be answered very satisfactorily for Whig-for we cannot expect much from the wings.— (Laughter.) I have heard that Mr. Henry Crawford was offered hv Mr. Parnell, who ...

... working men of Graat Britain was heard in the distance, behind the comparatively insignificant array of the parliamentary Whigs,” when that “ display of popular force” to which he refers carried the Reform Bill of 1832. This is very awful to think of; ...

... taken people by surprise. Sir. Roebuck was once regarded as a very advanced Liberal—a Radical, in fact, over whom Liberals and Whigs had but little influence. Last week, at the Cutler feast, at Sheffield, Mr. Roebuck delivered address which proves that while ...

... others acknowledged taking bribes. Geo. Croskilt, yeoman, £l—he voted for Schneider and Lawrence, and had always voted for Whig and Tory when there were both. —(Laughter.) Joseph Mason, printer, £5. John Hargreaves, High-street, had for general purposes ...

... Arms Hotel ■, ' l , “7“'jtat •! 'l ...

... ’ere is the Whig.” “If you attempt to vote twice,” said the questioner, “ I shall have you anested for violation of the election law.” “You will, you will,” said the sovereign people ; “Then I say if I am denied the right of woting for the Whigs after havin’ ...

... state that discontent exists among the natives in Taraniki. PROPOSED BANQUET TO MR. GLADSTONE.- Belfast, Tuesday.—The Northern Whig, in a leading . article, says understands it is in contemplation invite Mr. Gladstone to public banquet in Belfast. The article ...