... made show of resistance, but finding their lives in peril, allowed themselves be secured- —Surrey Advertiser, The Northern Whig suggests-that the punishment the law now awards to girotters, and those who commit highway robberies accompanied with violence ...

... They made show of resistance, but fimlina their lives in peril, allowed themselves be secured.—Surrey Adeerliter. The Northern Whig suggests that the punishment the law now awards to g rotters, an 1 those who commit highway robberies accom|Miiied with violence ...

... attempts at personation were detected. In fact, every artifice which could be learned frem tire elections of the olden time, when Whig and Tory fought tooth and nail, was put into practice on Tuesday, with result which, should think, will hardly beomwdered ...

... end gentlest of chemical compounds n-ed in the arts or in medicine, in‘o nitrogkoerine, that fearfully violent explosive with whig the general public are now gaining some dearly-bought acquaintance, is an operation great comparative simplicity, both the ...

... monarchy and establish a republic ite stead. Referring to Lord Derby’s Ministry lie claimed for it as fair trial been given to Whig administrations during their long period of power, {several the measures passed by Liberal Governments he severely criticised ...

... and establish a republic in its stead. Referring to Lord Derby’s Ministry he claimed for it as fair a trial had been given to Whig administrations during their long period of power. Several of the measures passed by Liberal Governments he severely criticised ...

... had only recently told them—(laughter)—and he should not be alt surprised if meant to take the wind out of the sails of the Whigs and disendow tha Irish Church'. (Loud ...

... had only recently told them laughter} -and he should not be at all surf'i'H ,f meant to Lake the wind out the sails • t tlce Whigs and disendow the Irish (.’hutch. (Loud I Uugbter and applause.) Lord Campbell, and lastly Mr. Qoldwin Smith, had condemned ...

... constitution. (Applause.) Their great hostility to Whigs, to Radicals, and their measures, was that they conceived, and thought truly, that, though they did not profess to so, still the effect of Whig measures was generally to undermine and to Americanise ...

... know who is meant when the quacks are talked about, and the great “quack,” whoae measures have been all adopted in succession Whigs and Tories, has not hesitated to come forward to proclaim his “nostrum once more. Mr. Bright, indeed, finds it necessary to ...

... constitution. (Applause.) Tireir great hostility to Whigs, to Radicals, and their measures, was that they conceived, and he thought truly, that, though they did not profess to do so, still the effect of Whig measures was generally to undermine and to Americanise ...

... who is meant when the quacks are talked about, and the great “ quack,” whose measures have been all adopted in succession by Whigs and Tories, has not hesitated to come forward to proclaim his “ nostrum once more. Mr. Briout, indeed, finds it necessary to ...