... anything of that sort should be done by his agency, he would cut off his right hand, and fling it in the ?? repudiated the term Whig, and claimed to. belong to the greet Liberal party, whose principles had made this country so great. Mr. LA.TiIS~ craved the ...

... The bill is Lord JOHN BEd Russxu.'sE bill; his hobhy, nothing more nor less. Of The Conservative leaders anticipate that the Whigs I whobhate the billwill make amove against it. They Jol shrink from making the move themselves after the P late divisions on ...

... against liD. on Thursday in ,we had a dreary debate on rleform, relieved by not the bei slightest incident-except when the Whig-baby was nearly a I by squelched by a count-out. vi, Do yen kne what a count-out is? Somlegentlemoan, perhaps for the mere ...

... be comnpleted iii live years, s111al a u-ainiial payment of £43,000 to be mat e during, Its preg-ress. is The AVor'fherr, Wh~ig gives a series of tables to Show that, in Belfast, drunkenness was actually more rampant In that town .n, and iieiglsbourliood ...

... but somewhat because of the absence of these or any other good properties. To men who have any I party feelings at all, Tory, Whig, or Radical, it is a marvel I to find a pack of constituencies always running with the t bare and hunting with the hounds-back-bone ...

... would do much towards terminating the difficulty. mu The question, therefore, to a practical mind, would seem cirto be-do the Whigs and Liberals really want Reform? Z If they do, there can be little doubt as to the fate of the- h, Bill. Should it fail, we ...

... lobby-door-expostulation and laughter; one man gets jambed between the folding doors, which are resolutely guarded by a stout Whig and Tory phalanx. Among them are Big Bentinek, member for Norfolk, who talks of pitching over Mr. Disraeli; and Lord Montagu ...

... att at-row from j the Nester of thie HFueta Nvent It(em to the tmark. His loud voice aidded energy to his words, avid many a Whig vote was t gained by the impetuosity of their old friend and leader. Whein Mr. Gladstone begani to speak it was evident that ...

... Palmerston's friends, that the Monteagle motion will be carried by a small majority, in which we may expect to see the names of the Whig lords Abercrombie, Camperdown, Fitzwilliam, Grey, Normanby,. Shelbourne, Overstone, Pan- mure, and Vivian ; that the Ministry ...

... spoke the measure would have been thrown out. The opposition has been renewed in the House of Lords, the leaders of it being Whig lords; and they urge that the estimated surplus revenue having disappeared, the expenditure and income baving been squared ...

... office of Chancellor of the Exchequer under the Mel- _ bourne administration, and enjoyed the honour of being I termed, by Whigs and Tories alike, one of the worst 'tfinancial ministers this country ever produced. Having r been pushed into the inglorious ...

... Hallam subscription has reaohed £1,000. The time hai therefore come when the form of memorial may be ooesldered. The Northern Whig records that MIBeth, a noted revivalist preacher at Coleraine, regarded as inspired by the ealats and assmad by sober folk ...