... 1774, Mr. Henry Cruger alone was adopted as the 'Whig candidate, and Burke, who had been propoeed, started for Melton, Yorks, where he was speedily elected. On the second day of the election the sitting Whig, Lord Clare, retired in disgust at the small support ...

... Ste,—Mr. Wilberforce, the eminent philanthropist, and the friend of Pitt, once observed in the House of Commons, that the Whigs had no capacity for Government. Had be lived to witness the policy of the Gladstone Cabinet be would have been more confirmed ...

... had returned members the fight was to be prolonged, believed that people like those the Ards in Down, which would return a Whig, would begin to think whether it would not be worth while to throw in their lot with the re3t of Ireland. Thero was always ...

... before the electorate would be how Irishmen were to vote at the next general election. He asked what wen the claims which the Whig party had apoa sapport the Irish people. Earl Spencer bad large nnmber of men banged whom knew to be innocent, and every member ...

... before the electorate would be ho• Irishmen were to vote at the next general election. He asked, what were the claims which the Whig party had upon the support of the Irish people:. Earl Spencer had a large number of men hanged whom be knew to be innocent ...

... of the Parnell party that the Irish Boundary Commissioners are inclined manipulate the boundaries in the interests of the Whigs and the Orangemen. The charge has not any visible ground to rest upon. Nevertheless it is, I understand, the intention of Mr ...

... population, inasmuch as under the system suggested by the Bill it was possible so to divider a town that, while in one ward 10,000 Whig elector. would have a majority of 5,000 over the Conservative*. in two other wards the Tories might prevail by majorities of ...

... Every pn.s. from 7 to 1211 each PARCEL POST. containing six Reels best Sewing Cotton. F I OXES. a Novelty each AN c CY Bu coats-Whig heels of dewing Counts. making a mostuseful pre: bid Maid each NEEDLE CASES, ‘Villow pattern,large sizes. containing Needles ...

... Commissioners to make reoommendations for the regrouping of boroughs. CALL observed that the bill would completely extinguish the Whig and Liberal representation of Ireland. After some farther conversation, in which Mr Newdegate, Mr E. D. Gray, Mr Lowther, and ...

... sentimental prig, a very good-hearted, upright man at bottom, only it was rather tiresome when ho started on denouncing the Scotch Whigs—a subject on which he never wearied! W. H. A LADY'S LETTER. Yes, the year is growing old, And his eye la pale and bleared; ...

... population, inasmuch as under the system suggested by the bill it was possible to divide a town that while in one ward 10,000 Whig electors would have a majority of 5,000 over the Conservatives, two other wards the Tories might prevail by majorities of 8 ...

... before the electorata would be how Idrih. men were to vote at the next general election, Ho asked what were the claims which the WhIg party had upon the support of tbe ItLih people, Earl Spencer had a largel number ot mei hanged whom he know to be innocent ...