... procuring a speedy solution of this th oar. momentous problem, let us inquire into the mode Wi ject suggested by the great Whig review for securing d of a second Reform Bill. TI four The first conclusion at which our contemporary ified arrives is that ...

... -mediocrity, in many cases even tq positive stu,- r j$idity. Nor does this accusation apply to any E particular party. Whether Whigs, Tories, ora Peelites were in power, the same course was inva- a snably pursued. A change of offlce was merely d the departure ...

... a characteristic compound of heartless. ness, misstatement, bigotry, and insult. I have seldom read any thing, even in the whig debates in the house of commons, which has ranked so low in official deceit as your oration at the dinner at Tiverton. After ...

... man 11S to him would have been Mr. Vinton, of Ohio. UIS Mr. M'Kennan's appointment will give great 11, satisfaction to the Whig party in Pennsylvania. se Her coal and iron interests will have a watchful g- and capable friend in the new Secretary of the ...

... fire was the work of an incendiary; but, as yet, nothing et has turned up likely to lead to the detection of the guilty hie ?? Whig. hs tir TENANT-RitOIT MEETING AT BALLINGAnsy.-The MO Id Tipperary Free Press contains six columns of a report of fr ld a very ...

... carrying the bill for the reform of ID * the~ representative system. On the resignation of Earl gD iGrey,~ in August, 1834, the Whig ministry was modified, D ?? Melbourne was raised to the office of first ]) loid of the treasury. This ministry was dissolved ...

... he orgqn of Derbyism :opiion The Eater recess will probably witness desperate unfayci efforts for the re-organisation of the Whig junto. will ale. A-t the present moment they are without either party that thn discipline or an avowed policy. In the House ...

... The Hon. Shapland Carow, son of Lord Carevr, and !° late M.P. for the county of Waterford, will, it is now i7 stated, be the Whig candidate at tile approaching election - for Dungarvan. 20 A soldier of the 92nd Highlanders, named James Grandison, commuitted ...

... which ho had no reason to expect success. During the greater part of Monday, there was rejoicing among the Whigs, because it was believed that the Whig Minister would succeed in his efforts. Among the Tories there was corresponding depression. The op- posite ...

... AND MAGNETIC TEEorPArnsJ a EAST NORFOLK ELECTION.-Final close of the WI pol: Coke2 2933; ~Stracey, 2698. Majority for the en Whig candidate, 235. i ?? tb THE GREAT FIRE. fo te Three divisions of ?? fu were destroyed yesterday by fire. Much damage pi was ...

... earn zly answer is that ot the three great parties into s which the people of England are divided-the Coll- Tb warsatives the Whigs, and the Rlsdicals-I say tlvat and tins Conservative3 are the parties that ought to brins donsl it forwa-d. Observe the reason ...

... Titles Act. -ir. purpa e haoutanes- idwlesrlcs fe No xiin s~hould be so ignorant as to suppose thde ay , Lieutenant, be he Whig oe Confervative, w~ho, aswreerntative of the Queen, is tworn to observe a 2Y the tn the laws, could as long as such e ?? D~ais ...