... exhibited the following amongst other mottoes: ,No £5 rating, Down witl personal ratepayiun, Don't be humbugged by the Whigs, &e, There was also a vehicle Intended, we supposed, from Its shape and outward surroundings, torepresent the Cave of Adullam ...

... nominal representation to the upper classes of many of our large towns. Whatever changes our electoral system may be made by Whig or Tory ministers, the safety ot the country likely to depend much less on the particular form of the measure framed than on ...

... from the first the House of Commons. He entered the House, I may say, at time when protection was at its climax —when the Whigs, advocating a fixed duty, were displaced Sir Robert Peel, and when, to all appearances, the sliding scale was to remain throughout ...

... Gladstone's help? o clock. No answer from Gladstone. Greet the blackguard! Support Derby and the Tories against the Thievish Whigs. March 30.—7 a.m. Left B 22, same number as the convalescent ward at M.B.W. (some other prison); down below, got own clothes ...

... faithfully the Liberal delinquencies of the last JO years, and declared that the working man had no confidence in deceptive Whig promises. Mr. John Shaw, Mr. Henry Walker, Mr. Eli Bradbury, and Mr. Hugh,' Barber also spoke with effect. Mr. WalkeT made ...

... himself right on the Eastern question, we could have no wish to change him for any of the old race of diplomatic and traditional Whigs. TVn JoAnArsa PsosEcUTIONS. -We owe it to the much-abused Jamaica Committee that we are now In possession of a complete exposition ...

... The above list includes, will be seen, 24 the original AduUamites, 17 who call themselves Radicals, and five very moderate whigs not in the old ' cave. The only metropolitan members the list are the members for Marylebone, Mr. H. Lewis.and Mr. Chambers ...

... the first tn the Eouse of Commons. He entered that House, I may say, at a time when protection was at Its climax-when the Whigs, advocating a fixed duty, were displaced by Sir Robert Peel, and when, to all appearance, the sliding scale was to remain ...

... steed the less need is there for a spur, and the more for a bridle. Whatever changes in our electoral system may be made by Whig or Tory ministers, the safety of the country likely to depend much less on the particular form of the measure framed than on ...

... from the first the House of Commons.' He entered the House, I may say, at a time when protection was at its chmax-when the Whigs, advocating a fixed duty, were displaced by Sir Robert Peel, and when, to all appearances, the sliding scale was to remain ...