... purpoee of abnaing him. The opportunity Waa too tempting to be loat. So, from the Coneerra* tire Standard down to the pettiest Whig rag in the proTinoes that effects an alliance with the metropolitan backs of blood and culture,” they are all down upon the ...

... public men. particularly tin ae of the Whig - ...

... without the intervention of constituencies, fifty or so members of the House of Commons should have recently come from the Whig Earl Grey, the son and heir of the author or sponsor of the bill, the whole bill, and nothing but the bill. To this conclusion ...

... principles in our commercial legislation. Then, now, Mr Bright was denounced a demagogue by all the Tory, and not a few of the old Whig newspapers. The recent demonstration at Manchester, the working men of that district, in favour of Reform, gave him an opportunity ...

... a foreign Marius in the Italian Carthage, not scheming English budgets nor Greek kingdoms, or flesh-and-blood suffrages, or Whig distnbutions of borough seats, or the annihilation of county constituencies, but quarrelling with all the authorities who assert ...

... of the Liberals of the town lies in the Dissenters and thorough-going Radicals, but the committee are stick-in-the-mud old Whigs, and instead of choosing a man of pronounced liberal principles, whose presence would have created some enthusiasm, they adopted ...

... expected, asa act to have had his mind of facts in the history of his Two Earls le, the ancestors of Lord Leq on the fold — Whig historians al dom. I am not to their execution as the acts of a politica! m though it may be law of treason, walked at that ...

... 'ere is the Whig.' 4 If yon attempt to vote twice,' said the questioner, 4 Z shall have you arrested for violation the election law.' 4 You will 7 you will said the sovereign people. 4 Then I say lam denied the right of wotlng tor the Whigs after havin* ...

... a _fine . _as well as a _'tree thing . that . _Chatham said when he spoke of _the American _rchels as _three millions of Whigs ; Dut still it was a _rebellion , and ' _spoken of . by the _then _predominant party _iuthis country _, and by _the _then ...

... English Judges on circuit ? The only obstacle is the monopoly of the Edinburgh lawyers ana its so-called Parliament House. The Whigs have always opposed cheap justice and law reform in Scotland. Perhaps Lord Derby's Government may take different views. Let ...

... intended as a political hedge; and all that was . 8meant by it was an offer, on Mr Briglht's part, to aid thee in adispossessed Whigs in an immediate and ugly rush for the PV e Treasury benches. The Economisft esys that Mir Bright defended force as a e moral ...

... Missouri fanner being asked If raising hemp was a good Mud• mesa, answered, I can't earthe say; but it is surety bettor than Whig raised by it • young marled woman is just the last person in he world who ought to be left neighbourier , Accustomed all ...