... LEGGINGS & GAITERS ! LEGGINGS & GAITERS LEGGINGS AND GAITERS LEGGINGS AND GAITERS ALL WARRANTED LEATHER, WHIG IRE? WHY .A.T SHELLABD & Co.'s NOTED CHEAP FAMILY BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY, SWINDON. ...

... Dizzr lie turned Trader—but git mv poort. When fust come to House, warn't score o Kads nohow— N« ...

... place more than Reform. His chief solace for the wkole tog of Reform appears to be the fact that thereby has dished the Whigs. Wednesday the liberal party, led Mr. WCSTT, tried to justice Ireland in the matter of her national University, but were prevented ...

... think of ■ wielding at the general election of common people will j dwindle down to a very low ebb ; and whether you take the ; Whig or Tory de, I, for my part, thick but very iittij either your talent or honesty purpose such matters. And humble opinion of* ...

... away without effecting a solution of the Reform difficulty. But if the angry jealousy ot Mr. Gladstone and the fears of the Whig section are allowed to prevent a settlement, on these roust rest the responsibility of keeping an ogitation which all sensible ...

... how, for seven long years, he had been plebotomising them that they might cut up decent when the great day fur dishing the Whigs arrived. This visit to Edinburgh had been looked forward to with some anxiety thoso who know no higher purpose than that of ...

... gulled by Disraelitish guile. Mr. B-ight received no less than 8100 votes. Mr. Bennett, in lespite the assistance many mild Whigs, found only supporters, whils Mr. Henry polled serable 643. Mr. Bright hal thus majority of over liia opponents combined. On ...

... of view ; and I fancy the supporters of the Reform League, should such course adopted, would rather startled et the number Whigs and moderate Liberals who would give in their adhesion I it. How far this view prophetic one, will not essay to determine, ...