... was for the removal of cer- 9 tain disabilities. The bill was not more Lord John ( ian Russell's than any one else's in the Whig ranks., P But the House of Commons adopted the bill by a P ees majority of 44 ; and thereupon the Tory ministry of P, . that ...

... le for office. Out of the above elements a strong Government might be foriled-at least most of the available talent of the Whig and Liberal party would be embraced, and some' such distribution of leoffice is confidently expected. This list contains le ...

... regarded by many members of the House of Commons, Of course he did not believe that his con. stituents approved of the great Whig doctrine that a man was not fit for office except he belonged to one of the families of Greys or Ruspells; and if there was ...

... the right'honourable gentleman as- P a socieited with Tory men and Whig measures when Pi d in the same 'memorable speech he accused the then P L- Government of having caught ?? Whigs bathinv upalli swolen zsneir uavons.- emus roal not only isU 's the ...

... 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 CONING REFORM. tful For years past, the country has been prod bbef, Reform Bill, Whig and Tory, Conservative and ?? each tell us one is wanted. The IastthreeadMIo ipe each either produced or promised one; sand mom tbo , member of the present government ...

... wi inour of being the guest of Whig Lord Mayors,- a andof thanking them for the honour they have done an the House of Commons in drinking its health on occasions like the present. To me whether the Lord wi Mayor is Whig or Tory is matter of indifference ...

... power.Ch JfI,'in the coming criffis, the non-eleotors were foolish, im-,ne ) practicable, 'and disunited, the 1!orfPec and Whigs would Bal inCompromise, retain the power, and give a bill which he BofI ~,would endeavour to picture. It would certainly bewithout ...

... 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 ...

... sound MeO es policy alike demand.' ~i Thepehea hed present state of the franchise is admitted to 'rs y be defective. Both Whigs and Tories contemplate nn Id some change; but, unfortunately for England, the the] iad interests of a party are allowed to ...