... before overseers— Conservatives 34 Whigs 50 Placed on by consent before overseers— Conservatives 30 Whigs 34 Before revising barrister— Objections—Conservatives 5 „ Whigs 3 New claims—Conservatives 18 Sustained 12 „ Whigs 19 Ditto 16 Ist BEDS. VOLUNTEER ...

... for the purpose of revising the Burgess list. Mr. J. T. R. Allen appeared for the Conservatives, and Mr. Conquest for the Whigs. The result of the revision was greatly in favour of the Conservatives. ...

... its Whigs and Tories, like other professions; 8 eminent men have been divided between the parti® fairly, as elsewhere. Just as Fielding was a Whig lett a Tory, Burke a Whig and Johnson Tory, so the may claim Keppel and the Tories Rodney ; the Whig and ...

... well as the : power which they consider to be the birthright of ' professing Liberals. There is not only real love between Whigs, Radicals, Republicans, and the smaller coteries of ultra liberalism, but there is a great each other; but important occasions ...

... had its Whigs and Tories, like other professions ; eminent men have been divided between the part ® fairly, as elsewhere. Just as Fielding was Whig lett a Tory. Burke a Whig and Johnson a Tory, ? may claim Keppel and the Tories Rodney ; the Whig 3 0 and ...

... proposed was opposed to the abominable rates. The Whigs in Bedford were far more liberal than the Conservatives, for as John Bright said, the Tories indulged in all kinds of roguery ; but he would give the Whigs credit for having their meetings public. They ...

... held an open court on the if J. l^e purpose of revising the Burgess list. ■Adl en appeared for the Conservatives, and for the Whigs. The result of the revision favour of the Conservatives. borough registration. Cooper, Esq , revising barrister, held a court ...

... and freedom” elsewhere. Although his response at Glasgow is only echo of what he has said elsewhere, it is desirable that his Whig allies should be reminded of the disposition of the Dictator to whom they have been giving allegiance. He said, in acknowledgment ...

... into the council he made up his mind not to let politics have any weight with him for one moment; he was determined, whether Whig or Tory, to support the chief magistrate of this borough in doing the best he could to carry out the great undertaking, and ...

... the decline of the Irish population not to the “ three bad harvests,” but to “ twenty years of almost unbroken Whig rule.” The purpose of Whig Cabinets was, said, to thus expressed : Drive human beings away to America, send in cows, and so make Ireland ...

... profits and patronage as as the power which they consider to the birthright of professing There is not only no real love between Whigs, Radicals, Republicans, and the smaller coteries of ultra liberalism, but there is a great distrust each other; but on important ...

... with politics, and he thought they would say he had not failed in single instance. had endeavoured to right independent of Whig or Tory, and he was much obliged for the good feeling shown towards him (hear, hear). The meeting then broke up. British Medic4l ...