... power of increasing the rents into the hands of the landlord. Mr. Powell, pursuing this question, further said that it was the Whigs who were willing to trespass upon the pockets of the workingmen, for at the close of the last session they supported a proposition ...

... in Lngland had t a k en . place under his and Lord DER , BY'S control of before, while a affairs. It happened many months . Whig was Premier' It did diminish they revenue; but it did not increase taxation, except for one special object. And the greetings ...

... known among his contemporaries as an example of all that a bishop should be, and it is a fact that it was observed by a great Whig statesman, still living, that if they could always secure a Van Mildert there was no need for the interference of the Eccl ...

... pray may endure for ever (cheers). And what of the East? Abyssinia is now a household word. The culpable carelessness of the Whig adminstration left an envoy in chains, and our subjects in peril and slavery; tbe consummate arrangements of the Conservative ...

... were any corruption at all it was not the Tories who attempted to corrupt him or them, but it was, as he would show them, the Whig party (hear, hear). What did Mr. Gladstone's own government actually do is reference to the brid(re? They wrote a letter on ...

... spectively, by giving them a Liberal voters gave their split vote. They naturally second votes to the Conserve- preferred the Whig candidate tive candidate. Lord George to his more democratic and Hamilton thus received the less acceptable colleague, and ...

... be found fit to hold a candle to him (cheers). No one else could relieve this country from the meddle and muddle policy of Whig diplomacy. He (Dr. Russell) went on to say that when 6,000,000 were impoverished by the cotton famine, who headed the subscription ...

... claims had been left to chairman, terminated the proceedings. As Mr. Beuyon and the Conservative government as a legacy by the Whigs— Colonel Lindsay left the hall they were greeted with immense the result of their mismanagement (hear, hear, and cheers). cheering ...

... for the future he retognised in that recovery. He died between eleven and twelve o'clock on diviaion no difference between Whig and Tory . , Liberal and Tuesday night. An inquest will be held on the body by Mr. Conservative, but that he hoped to do his ...

... where to fall foul of them, have set to at abusing one another, and that certainly in a very comical manner. Of the two choice Whigs who aspire to represent Middlesex, the one proclaims that he will have nothing to do with the other, and Mr. LanoucHEßE retorts ...

... afterwards introduce a reform bill ; that bill was rejected by the n higs, on the ground that it did not go far enough. The Whigs came into office, they stayed in seven years, and they did more to discredit the cause of reform than bad ever been done by ...

... blessings of peace, and also to the restoration of the prestige of England abroad, which had been sorely sacrificed by the Whigs. I will cordially support the Government in their efforts to enforce the utmost Economy, consistent with the public service ...