... Eugland and Scotland for Itbe attalumetmt of that objeesh Mr. Parker, carpenter, seconded the resolution. et lie said the Whigs, in 1858, were in office seven Vt years, and never brought in a Reform bill till they w brought in the Peace Preservation Act ...

... expressions of dissent, and cries of No ! household suffrage ! Oh, household suffrage, is it? said Mr. Rebow, who is an old Whig. Mr. Serjeant Ballantine formally introduced himself as a Liberal candidate for Colchester, and called for a round of applause ...

... any hopes very long. Any one who glances over the list of original proprietors will see the oddest juxtaposition of names. Whig noblemen, great Liberal dignitaries of the law with Lord Brougham at their ?? peers, who hoped to stop the mouths of the Dissenters ...

... they were wholly unprepared, and against which they have just reason to complain. It -would seem, however, that whlen the Whigs get into office all they care about isto amiss fortunes for themselves and thcir families, The welfare of the p-ublic serric ...

... character and in- r r. terests of the services remain, and must be upheld 1 * whether the head of a department call himself y Whig or Tory. Lieutenant BRAND is to have an al opportunity of denying the authenticity of the T Is letters imputed to him, and ...

... character and inte- LIo tests of the services remain, aind must be upheld, le whether thes head of a department call himself Whig or~ Lb 'l'ory. Lieutenant Brand is to have an opportunity of ~Il d~enying the autlsenticity -of the letters imputcd to him ...

... are at present framing a Reform Bill — four Cabinet Councils were held last week vou will be deceived if you trust to the Whigs you will be disap- pointed. Work and fightfor yourselves on honourable, true, and constitutional principles. If you do this ...

... expressions of diesent, and cries of 'House' hold Suffrage.) Oh, Household Saufrage, is it., raid Mr Rebow, who is an old Whig. Mr Sergeant Ballantine formally introducer him. eelf as a Liberal candidate for Colchester, and called for a round of applause ...

... clearly proved that a Whig ran never get in for this countvy again. (Cheers, and cries of Nover.) This ele- tion has sounded the death-knell of Whiciserv hi the county-(cheers)-and we need only iefer to the poll-beoks to prove that a Whig cean never be elected ...

... was among the con- victed, and a large number of others lay in I prison about whose cases the juries disagreed. Then the Whigs returned to power, and, with inconceivable folly, not only liberated the un- convicted prisoners, but permitted O'Donovan to ...

... the vast majority of the small Y' boroughs in the kingdom. It is nothing to say that a large proportion of them is held by Whig e noblemen who have always stood up in defence of t civil and religious liberty, of political and edu- r cational advancement ...

... the cor- rupters of the existing electoral system almost exclusively found. Let' the Tory landlord show equal favour to the Whig, nay, the Radical tenant, and cou-try- town shopkeeper ; let the governing class cease to bribe, when they cease to intimidate ...