... exclusive feeling of the Whigs, and may do it wichout sacrificing any principle. The working men's policy is to insist upon their own of representation, and,in default of success, to permit Tories to be sent into the House until the Whigs' rds majority is seriously ...

... the Leaseholders of the Dean and Chapter of Durham. These grievances are both great and grievous. The fact that in the North Whig and Tory both agree in demanding redress, shows that the justice of the complaints of the Leaseholders is so manifest that ...

... the history of the a Liberal party, the banner of which night have beeu said to have been first unfurled in 1831, when the Whigs under it led on to the first great battle in the British Constitution. Since I that it had been grasped by many nuble mnen ...

... to certain conelmsions and ealled him a Radical, but it was perfectly. immaterial whether they *chose to call; him Radical, Whig, or -o Liberal, because he intended to' 'support those measures which formed' part of that political creed to which he belonged ...

... wasetca nol'wordo. th v.urery;,; haiih', ?? a c par:ty Wiven 'If they 'rsem haber their idu expriernIe'- of ' dishing the Whigs, ' in wI their ; wilder. flights of f imagination ku ,never contemplated thit a similar policy ti would- be initiated ?? S ...