... unworthy of the sup- carried i port of the country.” the pillar resolution was as follows :— of the ast * That the by eermon o the Whig party of a £5 uate to meet ust demands Daring t of the 3 and es little to settle hearers ¢ question as the proposed Govern- ...

... gossiping priodloal corresponding to to name, describes in bet number. Brooks's, we need not tell our readers, is an old excdodve Whig club, where Mr Gladstone is soutely as yet tors i i= ?such is the stubborn nature of old than at the Carlton, of which be has ...

... in harmony with tirose of the Liberal ‘the shore they have been eccus- at of! from ‘their cradle to look on them- colves as Whig and not aTory Te all men & ot would be very unwelcome, ge of President Prado to would be to men of a totally ent class on other’ ...

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... 44008 electors in gives less thea one-half eo now to the men and there ise them. Had it not been for the Tea- formerly , the Whig party out the bill; and if they had succeeded (which, however, I was than were in the Tea-room in all have voted bility, have ...

... landsbire. Sir David Dundas has the Chiltern Handreds, and on Monday a writ for a pew election was moved for by Mr Brand, the Whig ‘‘ whip ” May 15, 1867: } the Committes ot the of Lords op The Lord Provost, Mr end Mr Leesels, architect, were in attendance ...

... that county Why then not join heartily with his brother and do his best to secure Mr Hope's return at next election? For be Whig. ve little faith in any political party— Conservati ve, or ‘ The electors to reform these iniquitous game laws. must take the ...