... Earl of Derby, probably to talk over the proposed Reform Bill, there is scarcely a movement of any importance perceptable. Whig journals cannot conceive of hid lordship so far forgetting if ha 'er the substan- ...

... charge of bigony the priestiwr will have to answer the further charge of perjury. YOUNG GENTLEMEN EMIGRANTS. The Nurarra Whig publishes an amming letter Irvin a young man. now at licadigo. It concludes as follows If anybody arks the question, should ...

... will prove, under Providence, beneficial, and contribute to the consummation we most ardently desire. We shall now get rid of Whig cliqucism, and that the Liberal party will amalgamate in a great united body, yielding their extreme views one to another, ...

... scarcely I doubt, now when it is fairly apoealed to in a tarot great ! oppr Woo, that the Governnieut will du its duty.—Nor(ices. Whig. ...

... Coupelle, 19 Castle Street, Oxford Street, they will receive In a few days it full detail of the hike*, affections, virtues, Whigs, Ise., of the writer, with many other thing, hitherto unsuspeeted, and calculated to be useful through life. From F. N.: I ...

... fervour and principles of the men of the Commonwealth and John Locke, us of their simple ardent faith. He was a constitutional Whig of 1688, and held, by the great Settlement, with a large progressive difference, but still, and to the end a W hig, considering ...

... political life of the nation as exhibited in public meetings, is the absorbing topic, until Christmas festivities whisper to Whig and Tory the propriety of forgetting differences under the hollow bough. We seem to have entered the political phase this week ...

... session in the House of Commons to see the liye-plae in the withdrawal of that motion. (Laughter). The Whigs, Sir William Napier, and the Conservetive Whigs, seemed to be quite abroaci about what should be the result of a division. Neither of them could calculate ...

... Rogers, , inor why General Peel almeld be no much afraid of them. 1 Burns has some verses beginning, 0 Goody, terror of the Whigs: but it is itupeobable that the Irish Goody ' should possess by inheritance or otherwise the principles of his Ayrshire namesake ...

... present position of parties, urged that it was the duty of true reformers to take advantage of that position, and to play off Whigs against Tories, and if necessary give a slap to both, in order that they might obtain their long-withheld rights. (Hear, bear) ...

... Liberal party. Some of the contests of last session showed us our own power, and that we only ro spired more union to beet Whigs mid Tories comb (1811. In March we niusteml 116 votes against that exneoaive sham, the Vice- of Ireland. When Mr WI-s moved ...