... had voted for the Whig candidate (cheers and laughter). Since he (Mr. Hardy) had become connected with the borough it had much improved (laughter) If a Whig now attempted to represent it he must bribe heavily (a laugh). If the Whigs would only let the ...

... honestly and fairly redeeming their own pledges. It is seen now, clearly enough, who they really are that fear tbe people. The Whigs were ready to give the franchise to a class or section which they bad made ,t their business to flatter, and therefore hoped ...

... doubt that if the hon. gentle- man presented himself at Dartmouth, and sought to turn him out, he would have to bribe like a Whig — (laughter). He should bear in mind, too, that bribery was not cm- fined to the small boroughs, and that very queer proceed- ...

... rethonable tenth. =Ye en berm rather sae doles Is Taloala defies the pent woe* sod slime qthetity beau so'd. Hoiden of prime Whig deaths, ad the rather rth striated eels °ital. description. A. the .tort Is athletest ter regelieneale, we do sot asticipele ...

... Kichard Vyvyan and Mr. P. J. Miles to represent her at St. Stephen’s. But the glorious triumph when one of the grossest of Whig dodge* was ignominiously defeated, has. owing partly to the supineness, partly the internal dissensions the orv party, never ...

... lIIFORTATION OF BOHEMIAN GLASS, FRENCH AND DRESDEN CHINA, Or TEN WIN GOODS AI SOW NXIIIIIITING AT ?ARIL TEI STYLE i DIICOILTION or WHIGS ANT NITIIIRTO INTIODUCED, t•ID num NITIIIIIELT LOW. AFFORDING ~ VE S T ?Lakonia lIRLICTIOLI FOR MING AND DARING • 500 E WBDDIEO ...

... society he is at one *- with the great Liberal party whom they profess to represent, They should not choose the protege of effete Whig politicians, the pupil in a narrow and conventional school, the timid advocate of a slowly-dying cause. They should choose ...

... there would be no bribery at Dartmouth if Whigs did not come there to disturb the Conservative feeling of the town. Our first parents fell at the instigation of one who on high authority had been called a whig, and it was not to be expected that the Dartmouth ...

... by personal courtesies ; now in the eyes of the outer world she is as contemptible for her lack of civility, as under the Whigs she was contemptible for her loss of prestige in the councils of Europe. Whatever is done is apparently with a desire to do ...

... sford has been in sa excitedurtheb,lllol to the arrival of the to the baronetcy on .* Duthie. two following slerira, were • Whig up &number of affidavits, le tb i rgapp:ort of a motion for in• , melba lof s receiver, which was im in Vissabessidliw Wood's ...

... Thbe • _ ss. tbe orb drama the emigalaol lbs Ors, It ammesil, be as of ere lan prom a caealierable vie ha the dams by the Ely Whig mom dr Soo, of the tune, ft In • ft Me woo oust giss ir=„..110. b• at ago le Ilbs assalads• SO dr Milleldg of smatilal Mt ...

... contended that this was a delusion. In times gone by the counties of England were represented largely by men belonging to the Whig or Liberal party, and he believed that they were destined to be so represented again. It had been sometimes said that language ...