... franchise— with what result is well known. (Hear, hear.) That arbitrary, unmeaning, unphilosophical Whig | invention was destroyed _y the deliberate vote of the Whig party ie 1859, and thereafter the Tory party was free to propose in its place that franchise ...

... himself, be replies— It is this : the Whig borough franchise of 1832— surrendered by its own creators and sworn defenders, not once or twice, but four different times. It is undoubtedly true that the Whigs did long ago give up the old fortress ...

... further discussion the matter was put to the vote, when Mr. Sullivan's party was found to be ia the majority. The Northern Whig says that one ?? establishment in Belfast has made a profit during the laat year of con- siderably upwards of 100 per cent ...

... speaker after another, j There is a growing indisposition to follow long dissertations showing how it came to pass that the Whigs were dished and assuming to mete out to each section of politicians its share in the dish- ing, and there is beginning to prevail ...

... of foreign bayonets. While Conservatives and Radicals are struggling for the possession of the working man, as Tories and Whigs once intrigued for the influence of the Crown, and devoting themselves te the task of directing the atteutiuu ot las cla^s ...

... without being too particular in inquiring who fives it. (Laughter and Hear, hear.) Whether it comes fioni Tory, Radical, or Whig, if what we get is the right thing I am disposed to be thankful for it. I will go further and say with respect to that statesman ...