... have nine or ten members of the House of Commons been unseated, on abundant proof of the grossest bribery and corruption. Whigs, Whig-Radicals, and Derbyites have vied with eacli other as to which of them should enter Parliament by the most flagitious means ...

... Lord Mayor has been entertaining her Majesty's Ministers. The Peelite section of the Cabinet was far more numerous than the Whig. The leaders of the latter—Lord Palmerston, Lord John Russell, and Lord Clarendon—seem to have been absent. The speech of the ...

... for other purposes, brought into the House of Commons by the Lord Advocate lind tho Hon. Francis Scott, has been printed. ' Whig and Tort changing Sides.—Fox and Pitt.—Mr Fox maintained that France was the natural enemy of England, and that it was useless ...

... power he did not scruple to reproduce the measures of the preceding Government; and of all the Derbyites that stole from the Whigs, there was not oue, not even Mr D'lsraeli, half so free. The bill was cordially supported by Lord Brougham and Lord Campbell ...

... scientific world to require other panegyric. Government Intentions about India.—Sir Charles Wood was the Jonah of the last Whig Cabinet, and seems likely to be equally unfortunate attache of the Coalition. It confidently said he has made up his mind ...