... that the most deadly blow aimed the first Reform Bill of '3l, ems when Wilson Croaker asked where was Russell Square ; the Whigs being so overcome with the poignancy of the said sarcasm that it was only the pressure from without kept them from abandoning ...

... to the improvement of Irelivid that this low he substantially amended. The noble Lord, who while he sat in Parliament was a Whig, delivered a 'loathing denunciation of the present Ministry and their Irish measures. The Han. ST. BUTLER seconded the resolution ...

... reference to the county meeting about to be held at Lincoln. will be remembered by many that Lord Yarborough was one of the few Whig noblemen who opposed the abolition of the Corn Laws. On that account anything proceeding from him at ths present time will ...

... sometime ago filled the onerous office of Muter of her Majesty's Buckbouuds, with great credit to himself and his friends, the Whig Ministers, who gave him the place; but the gentle public never dreamt, or dream, of his Lordship possessing any higher degree ...

... gradually opening the eyes even of his quondam admirers to the fact of his being a political quack and empty demagogue. The Whig and Peelite organs pat him most encouragingly on the back whenever be descants upon the enormities of the aristocracy, and ...

... from 1dm would be the old one, -perhaps in a new aspect. They would nover get a substantial measure of reform either from Whigs or Tories. Beth would cling to office, and keep their places and pensions, so long' as thl'ey possibly could. 'There was no ...

... coast of America.—Times. Government Measure of Parliamentary Tie form —The Daily Ne>cs tells us, that tbj measure which the Whigs announce for the extension of the suffrage to scot and lot voting in towns, .£lO freeholds in the counties. believe it wonld ...

... efforts. They know that their time short, and they wish to kick up a row before they become extinct. They have hope that the Whig Government will agree to re; store Protection, and they cannot believe that her Majesty will dissolve Parliament. If they could ...

... report upon the present distressed state agriculture, [t. is in 110 respect political; and, indeed, refers just as little to Whigs and Tories as if it had been drawn up in that age when Adam delved and Eve span. It advocates neither the principles of ...

... hayrick. The birds appeared to be healthy but the feathers the one which remained feeding seemed greatly ruffled.— Northern Whig. The Caterpillar and the Butterfly—(A Fable.)— The caterpillars, when on their number having been laid up as chrysalis, arose ...

... it was that the eause of Ecclesiastical Reform made such little apparent progress during tho last session. Mr. Horsuian is a Whig, and something more, and, if our memory serves us,once held some public office under the present Ministers. Ecclesiastical ...

... that it is essential to the Improvement a Leland. that this law be substantially amended. The noble lord, who while he eat a Whig, delivered a scathing &nu:idlion pr, ministry. and their Irish The lion. St. John ueonde ; whirl; like all the wa• I The ...