... the dangerous tendency of the particular extension which is proposed to be given to the franchise, and condoled with the Whigs under the political extinction which, he anticipated, would be one of its first fruits. Our own independent and able member ...

... outlines with a hasty stroke. Thus it strange, with all his genius, zeal. Such head argue, and such heart to feel. That the great Whig, amidst immense applause, Scared off his clients, and bawl'd down his cause,— Undid Reform lauding revolution. Till coblers ...

... very | sorry that that should turn out to be the case, for 1 have no desire to see the great influence and authority of the Whig party in.the State curtailed or destroyed—(ironical cheers)—for I, think it has hitherto afforded one of the best securities ...

... equal. It is expected that a few days more will decide the question, and, it is hoped, transfer the seat, from its wrongful Whig occupant, to his able and uncompromising Conservative opponent. l Alnwick Rifle Corps.—At a meeting held yester, day week, ...

... stamped bill of lading. Lord Jotin Russell's Reform Bill had been law, vow would the late Cork Election have ended Would the Whig Attorney General have been turned out to Shake room for a stranger, whom the electors would have spontaneously chosen, under ...

... on Monday evening, state on what day, after Easter, he intended to take the second reading. Imagine the mortification of the Whig Reform-monger at being driven by legislative indifference and contempt to announce such delay ! The ill-concocted measure appears ...

... last election for Berwick. This decision was reported by the chairman the House of Commons on Thursday evening. The immaculate Whig purist, Mr. Marjoribanks, thereby retains his hardearned seat, with, however, so damaged a political reputation from the exposures ...

... Conservative party and will be regarded as affording the most distinct assurance that he has joined himself to the mongrel Whig-Radical band. A numerous deputation of the Evangelical Alliance had an interview with Lord John Russell on .Monday, to bring ...

... privilege of printing the scriptures be allowed forth to exist. 0 The Reform Bill and the Whigs.—There good deal of truth Mr. Disraeli's assertion, that it will ft Whig party that will suffer the most, should the Reform l - present under discussion become ...

... THE WHIG REFORM BILL BECALMED. The Reform Bill (exclaims the Timet of Saturday) has turned out a heavy sailer; it does not, as sailors say, behave well. It swims by no means lightly on the troubled waters. But the greatest of all its faults is, that ...

... M'Cormick, the eminent railway contractor, moderate Conservative; the other candidates-were Mr, Skipton, moderate Whig, and Mr. Greer, a RadfeqlV the Whig was nowhere on the poll, and was a between Messrs. M'Cormick and Greer, the Conservative winning majority ...

... possibility of his return to his ancient friends, for the present he seems to have settled down for ever into the Whig-Radical ranks—the envy of the Whigs, the admiration of .Manchester, a mystery to the Tories. He is a mystery to more than the Tories. Nine men ...