... library that Sir James Graham has consented to use his great influence in assisting the Whigs to oust Ford Derby’s Administration the free trade question. The Whigs are making greater exertions than peer they made before, any party question, s cure a ...

... the orders and before communicating them to the Central Government. Sir Charles Trevelyan is powerfully connected with the Whigs; but Lord Palmerston is never wanting in vigour, and the moment Sir Charles’s revolutionary minute reachxl England was recalled ...

... of Commons, we do venture say. But, as far as the fate of the measure is concerned, the question is really immaterial. The Whigs have virtually surreal tiered to their adversaries the decision of the matter. Whe'her or not any Reform Bill shall pass this ...

... and what 1 have beard to-day does not at nil shake my conviction. informed \ou yesterday that ull negotiations between the Whigs and Peelites were over. This fully corroborated an officially-inspired article in tins day's Times. Great efforts were made ...

... his election the Presidency. But the candidate the slave-owners of the South, although himself Pen-1 sylvanian. Fillmore, the Whig pro-slavery candidate, has so little chance, that he may be left out of consideration. Now the freemen of the northern States ...

... readily made; town-made hrlugs ditto household 3os 36«: and country-mads 3«s *Dema«d ftr brisk, and prices ftrilv as high, supply whig light: realises «rt to dlstHlmc and grinding to 31*. Malt, as to quality, brings Ms to 725. Punch asm in uat* are readily made: ...

... measure led to their downfall. The course action open to this conference was somewhat difficult They had to deal now with a Whig-Radical-Conservative Government, and since the Cabinet must decide within the next month what the nature of their Reform Bill ...

... Mr Bright, and Roebuck, severally spoke against the measure ; and their apeecnss arecousiderei to represent the feelings the Whig and Radical parties, though, Lord Palmerston who, few nights sgo, wss significantly designated the leader ef the Opposition ...

... lively, the old time «l tigonrol lev river usiness returned, to make her levees Hie scene of da ily active coinnmcial life, 'i Whigs held nGii.n State Convention, lasted two days, nn was finishi with fine all and other festivitiu on the night the in»t. Tlio ...

... to the House of Commons' by the electors that borough in 1835. During his parliamentary career had uniformly supported the Whig administration. all occasions while in Parliament he displayed a strong and most natural interest in the efficiency the navy ...

... o’er, the weary conflict cease, My pledge at last will redeemed, and I shall be at peace. And when Reform ia set rest, the Whigs will haply Oh ! tbe tie, the tie is broken between us and dear Lord Grey. Cabmans Appeal against the Ladies.— Sir,— lias you ...

... returned the House of Commons tbe electors of that borough 1835. During his parliamentary career he had uniformly supported the Whig administration. On all occasions wh le in Parliament he displayed strong and most natural interest the efficiency of the navy ...