... Kanorr, M.P., mid he had sat in the House of Commons for twenty-eight years. and all that time had never seen any Government, Whig or Tory, that would honestly take up what the agriculturists considered their cause, because the minority of the population ...

... about £l5OO ; and the same remarks would 'in grmt ma. sure apply to this ustem as the one alruidy alluded to. He never mold Whig his mind to rest satisfied with the doublu'Unkine systein until both engines were kept 'continuously at work. In the first ...

... cause, per ps was this :—For a very long time the possasion he of ;Moe had been a bone of contention between the two motions—Whig and Tory—into which the landed interest divided, and neither of these parties bad ever yet been able to retain the Government ...