... them upon ublic events, But the proprietors of the soil had some induence on those events. . There are. Whig landlords, and very considerable Whig landlords too [a laugh]-but the soil was distributed among proprietors of all kinds; and if you ever look ...

... Lordship's leadership for that occas~ion was prposed by Sir Richard Boethelli in a neat after-dinner Mr. 5sp5ch, to a few leading Whigs recently; e o we are told, and wth the addition that Ilr. Lowe was Ithe only one pre. seG wo thgttat even for tile Reform Bill1 ...

... the House tp give hint leaveto bring.Ir his bill Mr. DBUMMOND regarded the last Reform Bill as an act of vengeance by the Whigs upon the party who !.ad kept themn out of power for so many years; but as for the. present bill,.he really could not tell why ...

... Houase to give him leave to bring in his Bill. MiMt DRUMMOND regarded the last Ia form Bill as an act of vengeancE by the' Whigs upon the party who had kept them out of power for so many years, but as'for the present Bill he really could not tell why it ...

... ascribed to them. But the property of the soil is not poe- sebsed merely by tories or conservatives; there aer whig landlords, and very. considerable whig landlords-and the property of the soil is distributed among proprietors of all opinions. (Hear, hear.) The ...

... 81a Voted 0D5 l way, they wonld not hars bed the icflreac ascrisied to them ; but they voted various waye. Tbere were grat Whig landlords as well as Tory. It was tbrs ateftlpcld a by the creation of the ?? frauchise to ?? if tcract the it flaenca of ...

... the whole county constituencies. prc s They could, therefore, never have exercised this influence, ma if Besides, there are Whig landlords as well as Conservative the A landlords, and you will find that the electors under the the oqualification -are much ...

... opoke segair ; the measure; and, so far as I could hastily collect ?? after the debate, they represented the feelings of the Whig and Radical parties, though ?? Lord Palmerston who, a tew nights ago, was signift- $ canly designated as ' the Leader6f tihe ...

... scheme of electoral change. u Large and liberal promises were held out vaguely a] of concessions to popular worth and loyalty. Whig h biddings were characterised as niggardly and narrow, M and even Radical proposals were stigmatised as want- is ing in co ...

... one-fifth of the whole county constituencies, and they could therefore never have exercised this influence. Besides this, there are Whig landlords as well as Conservative landlords, and you will find that the electors under this qualification, are much divided ...

... lordahip's leader-. ,ship for that ocoasion was.ppoposed by Sir Richard Bethbll, i' a' neat'after-dinnei speech, to a few 1e4- ing Whigs fecently a HO ?? toldj and isitb ihe addition, that Mr. icy0 was the l onl 5present who thought,; even; fer the Reform BilLiardJohn ...

... ing you (of course in strict confidence) that I as- sisted to swell the phalanx who gave a practical hint to the worn-out Whig faction that the stiul of their glory has et. The new Bishop of Columbia was consecrated with great pomp on Thursday, at the ...