... Thomas Wrigbt, informs us tbat a sufficient amount of money bas been received to warrant the c ft^ ring of prises for the folio whig orop* :— Six acres of wheat, six acres of oats, three acres of beans, five acrei of potatoes, aod five aores of turnips. A ...

... both and unfair to enda all that is good in it, in the expectation of making it better, by boldi out for awhile. There is a Whig upon i which will satisfy the of Lord both Houses; and there isa Conservative element in in it which will probably satisfy ...

... two; but really they should not attempt to oarry political warfare imo that bourne from wbich no knight of the shire— be be Whig or Tory- has ever yet returned to substantiate bis vote. An old gentleman in a township near Neston, wbo had been a voter for ...

... political dispate of those days was not as to Whig or Tory, but a local grievance, the House or Eaton seek ing to have the entire representation of the city form- ing the strange character of the conteste— Whigs and Radicals supporting Tory candidates, and ...

... jous difficulties in the way. Mr. Chamberlain and bis school go in for just as necessary to Mr. electoral distriote, but the Whig landlords (who are as the driven voters of Birmingham), prompted no doubt by the instinct of celf-preservation, have no liking ...

... exclaimed well-known Whig city to an equally known Badical on Tuesday morning replied the Radical we carried Dr FoST&t and then Nonconformists carried Carvell Williams But do you realljkexpect to carry both candidates? said the whig I am afraid you ...

... ermine frooks in the House of Lords. Some very funny people asked them to respeot our wonderful Constitution. But if a lot of Whig Lords oould make a Constitution for themselves in 1688, it would be very strange if we of tbe present day oould not alter it ...

... and chiefly eo, I think, because the Birmingham wire-pullers are known to be favourable to electoral districts, whereas the Whigs are wholly opposed to any such plan of representation. Indeed, it is openly ssid in the London Clubs that any scheme for r ...

... . He is moderate for a purpose. The agitation that he himself commenced against the Lords is positively distasteful to the Whig section of his party, who would throw him over were he to follow the inclination that would lead him to cast in bis lot with ...

... voice : converted him since then laughter) But to have required conversion (Cheers) Mr lollemache came from good Whig stock good Whig stock the of Westminster and if Mr Tollemache had belief in the people the of Westminster had he wonld never been Tory ...

... coaviction to any open mind. Wycombe, with a population of only 18,000, isto keep ite representation be- cause it isthe “ ofa Whig nobdlemas, Lord Carington ! with ite 10,000 is Bot to be touched for precisely the same reason that Wycombe is to be let alone ...

... between Throne and the Barons and they then fought for their own caste as they do now he peers have few friends and many enemies Whigs Still have wholesome respect for the Gilded Chamber but Lord Salisbury's hectoring action is fart driving them into the arms ...