... whether tained the lame feeling, an ...

... in ten minutes afterwards the gaudy chamber was deserted. ANALYSIS OF THE DIVISION. The minority consisted of 7 dukes, all Whigs ; 4 marquiets (also all Liberals); 32 earls (including the Earl of Carnarvon) ; S viscounts, 46Iorde, and not a single bishop ...

... Gladstone. He ha( supported the Tory Administration in their Reform Bill, and one reason was that Lord Derby had a powe the Whigs had not, that carrying his measur through the House of Lords. Mr Bright did not wis to admit the residuum the population to ...

... d. fend Ant, Mr. li.yutt, —-m the.hid. a. Ayrton succeeded in getting the report read, and bl , rrmarks the oolicr of the Whigs and its disastrous Simmons, in the Market, night last. There has occasioned, the official averages showing the price of ,, ...

... VORINTING of every executed BiAOHIPTAT, It, the .IDDITOL macaw “sernot. DAILY POSTA NEWTOWN OPERATIVE LIBERAL ASSOCIATION. It Whig hem dated that Open Air an Tamdazind ed} to addressed by S. Morley. , and et been disappointed, the nubile that Notice be given ...

... Eclat to the occasion. The fate of the Suspensory Bill in the House of Lords is commented upon by the Irish press. The Northern Whig says the bill was discussed in a gorgeous chamber of landed proprietors and senators far removed from the multitude. Arguments ...

... be difficult to estimate the spread of its benign influence ; who little caring, it may be, about the distinctive creeds of Whigs or Tories, is furthering that which should be the aim of both parties, a friendly intercourse between nations and consequent ...

... seek the destruction of the Irish Establishment, but the political agitators, the infidels, the Radicals, and the degenerate Whigs, who are thirsting for office at any price, who care neither for Church, country, nor Constitution, so that they can drive ...

... ask by whose advocacy was it that we are now enabled to get a cheap loaf? Was it not Sir Robert Peel (Conservative) and the Whig party ; and did not all the inconsistent Tories oppose the repeal of the Corn Laws, and in the end, when they found that their ...

... positively declared—not 5,000, but by 100,000—that I am duly elected to fill the honourable office of your Member. Neither Tories, Whigs, nor Radicals can dispute the fact, f»r have distributed year by year several £1,000 of profit fur the benefit of humanity ...

... been positively declared-not by 5,000, but by am duly elected to fill tho honourable office of your Member. Neither Tories, Whigs, nor Radicals can dispute the fact, far I have distributed year by year several £1,090 profit for the benefit of humanity DOCTOR ...

... positively declared—not by 6,000, but by 100,000—that am duly elected to All the honourable office of your Member. Neither Tories, Whigs, nor Radicals can dispnto the fact, fer I have distributed year by year several £1,000 of profit for the benefit of humanity ...