... semblance of truth (cheers). As to the Ilu esties the ballot, it was plain that the Tories did Dot want the ballot, some of the Whigs did not want it ; but the people did want it, and they would get it (loud cheers). He cared not what name they called it by—let ...

... latter- who successful— of the priests. It appears strange to me how the ultramontane members of the Church of Rome can support • Whig or Liberal. Except Slaz.zini, Garibaldi and Victor Emanuel, no set of men have done so much to overthrow the temporal power ...

... United Kingdom, it was carried, not by a Whig Government, but by Sir R. Peel, supported by most of the Whigs, by a portion of the Conservatives, and, by public opinion. It was by the labours and legislation of the Whigs, backed up by the more advanced Liberals ...

... upon this case. No doubt the editor would have been more severe in his strictures had not the committing magistrates been Whigs. If Mr. Creake to be reimbursed for the loss of his turnips, I will undertake to get up a subscription for him; but I should ...

... promises to be of some service to the party. The Globe, which west established in 1803, has from that time till the present been • Whig and Liberal paper, and was for many years the evening organ of the Liberal government. I think I mentioned in these letters ...

... middle-class forces, for if they deceive the country this time, they will not be trusted again, and the next Bill proposed by Whigs will brush their party back into history. We think the force of this reasoning is quite unassailable. Catholic emancipation ...

... these things have been done. It hue not been the policy of t e Tories to do good things ; and I have seen the time when the Whigs have been much leas zealous about them than I could have wished them. They have sprung from the people, and the people have ...

... avail if they did not get the aristocracy and the gentry to join them. [Applause.] He saw no resson why a landlord, whether Whig or Tory, should not join them. lila opinion was, if the landlords met the tenants oftener they would find them a better elass ...

... rapidly fell behind. With a few exceptioaa,_ the Conmervative landlords openly lent their aid to Mr. Waldron ; and mineral Whig proprietors took the same side. The teaantry voted generally with their landlords. There was rioting and some smashing of an ...

... oohed him if knew anybody at Woking, and what Ms business there was • sad he replied that be was going Howe to serve a writ. Whigs told him if he would produce writ he would nand him back again by the 1.50 rip train, and be replied that be hadn't got one ...

... revision the whoa span Paul mid he should have greet meth( the Nary's, and go the of the small which, M hay therefore, the Whig while of the shed& sad that Over. saps the perish he attend. Oakley said thralls he hoped they would sd the lad that they as ...

... political feeling whatever. Each member of society had just as much interest in the benefit of his fellow man, whether he were Whig, or Tory, or Radical, or whatever else they liked to call him. There was nothing that more conduced to chew the interest they ...