... M-ifin-l-'nl:.w,ug.m. —The Clerk asid be thought there was & milder peocue. ing than that. Ho read the 30th setion of the e, whig, provided that the ellector might be called 00 1o sefung !lou—hh‘-_nl,u'“‘q..*h u--nuuri-l-lhn-hmh‘h_ Mr. Tiduoald said e thought ...

... 1896 his cesay on Milton, in the Bieburgh Roview, drew upon him the attention of the entire reading pablic. The lenders of the Whig party, in acknowledgmeent of his literary superiority, appointed Mr. Macsulay & Commissioner of Bankruptcy, and ia 1830 be ...

... -.fi'- Fiolkes dud not offer himseif again, and has ot siner been & member of the House of Cowmons. The baronet was a sound whig, and voted in favour of all those liberal measures which -H:oafldhhfli-nhy career. Individually, Sir Flolkes was a consistent ...

... of war the measure, the bill is certain fo be Lord Mooteagle, the suthor of the motion, is not the culy deserter from the Whig ranks on this fi The Marquie of Lanedowns, Lord uh.‘* men of standing in the A stated, are to vole against m 08 & waste of m ...

... sivisadly) for it 00l from chrisianity. Per e own part he had 00 confidence In say goverument &8 1o this sub- Joct, whether tory, whig, or redical. n-n-—ql'lz: hp——-—nurvfihfl Uanity. Neither hgd bo any fith in the House of Commons on this *hh‘-‘iw-‘r.~~ of Indis ...

... sent bim to the Towisn Tdands. T will say nothing of the ecapudes that are said 10 bave occurred there: but 1 must do the whigs and the present government the justicn to say they were sharper than Lord Derby, for they enught Mr. Gladstone as their Chancelor ...

... Some at least of the liberals are wavering ; and it s an awkward featare of the case for the govern@ent that Mr. Pulier, s whig, is to lead the van of attack, by moving the following as an amendwment upon the Clhancellor oI‘IL Exchequer’s resolytions— ...

... flo“n‘::-lhqbdonm As & party ‘matier was even & stronger temptation to support the proposed resolution. It was to be moved by a whig, which indicated division of dd-hlh!l!:hdamvhwfil government. It was (o be supported by an setive uumm-mi’mu '-lunhdlhld-h:'— ...

... repriseniation county, .; wes looking rather o (e other shie, and Do believed thuir frisndo—ir thay were all frlende—whether Whigs or tories, gum. sidered 100 the Nack woct o the el of arme. (Laaghter | Ho trasied that the formation of thet elad would S ...

... sag *n—vfinfi-.-n-hdu..g gonce something of doubt, for we doubred the 6 & Conser valite government sated the next in offos in & whig radical cabinet, [Choers.] But 4ye s paseed, the curtain is reised, the mystery s clear; wy bw-w-—fihl.-m;_nnq—-. in lhnlnduhl- ...

... consideration for the lifLe more than niing mambers n the whels question, and 2o ety kel -nz:nhl.-h-u.n—‘mu—wd_ {nstend of their whig oppuments i S enemtone St o e 417 oleo e iet e ‘“'”?‘*'&T}J‘ Setioved \abowrer, voh ~ent elestion ) oaaee o Put Joha Barleyoorn ...

... in the Flouse of Commons for & single | bour. I camnot do better than describe the converwation that I bad with an eminent whig, and an honest man, He said to me, “ We have broaght in » | veform bill ; yes, that is beeause we have made it a hust| ings ...