... tho laws of Education, the Irish Church, &c. He read his ‘'address to the electors, in which he declared himself to be a Whig-Radical,” but the candidate for Parliamentary honours was so frequently interrupted, and made the butt of so many jokes, that ...

... dreeeee, and tbe same time perfumes, a lady's hair. They might not stir ssored hair of Whig, nor might tbey carelesely treed on tbe tender of a Tory. Very they ware, Whigs end Tories; v*ry sensitive they were, the magistrates and the bar. He never bed to ...

... franchise, the laws education, the Irish Church, 4c. He read his address the electors, in which he declared himself to be '• Whig Radical, but the candidate for Parliamentary honours was frequen ly interrupted, and made the butt so many jokes, that he ...

... Church on the second night of the present debate was indebted for some of its arguments to this remarkable speech of the ex-Whig baronet, who shortly afterwards allied himself to Sir Robert Peel. During the existence of the last Palmerston ministry the ...

... hair. They must not rudely stir the . sacred hair of an aristocratic Whig, nor must they ; carelessly tread on the tender toes of magnificent Tory. They were very sensitive —those Whigs and Tories —very sensitive they are —the magistrates and bar. He never ...

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... so much fun of him m the course of his remarks that he was ultimately obliged to desist from speaking. He declares awasell • Whig Radical whenever that may mean. BRISTOL. DEATH ter A Voir ?erica Or/tem.—We regret to hear of the death of Captain Ringer ...

... These are for the accommodation of honourable members. At present the Tories occupy those on the right of Mr. Speaker—the Whigs those on the left. That narrow passage which divides them half way is called the gangway, and this barrier of which we can ...

... that a wife eh she had loaded M In the noel f01.,.en manner. that she had resoled In.m the earl other lessen than the she the Whig to the Meek mid hi. Wt .de erre that he peter her li• la week after he death, Mile. to the hew Y.mk pares from whit h ...

... These are for the accommodation of honourable members. At present the Tories occupy those on the right of Mr. Speaker—the Whigs those on the left. That narrow passage which divides them half way is called the gangway, and this barrier of which we can ...

... lady's hair. They might not rudely stir the sacred hair of an aristocratic Whig, nor might they carelessly tread on the toes of a magnificent sfory. Very cautious they were, these Whigs cud Tories; very sensitive they were, the magistrates and the bar. He ...

... worse time a man could select for delivering a speech, he read address to the electors,” in which he declared himself to be “ Whig Radical. He then proceeded to read what termed an “outline of his'political principlesbut a portion of his manuscript being ...