... These are not signs of any 3 warm interest in reform. Members, in fact, detest the idea of parliamentary reform; and Radicals, Whigs, and Conservatives are alike sick of the subject, and recoil at Of the prospect of another general election. Indeed, Pal- r ...

... Astists is the )d last notion that has sprung up. The R. A.'s have had a e meebting, but they find they have Conservative and Whig meembers among them, and there Is a hitch already. Of course the public to them are always Liberals, and In that character ...

... that t'o of the sons of the Duke of l Buccleach have become members of the Roman Catholic Church is contradicted. The Northern Whig gives currenoy to a rumour that a Mr Gladstone has withdrawn his name from the Carlton Club. 1 lotow, the author of Martha ...

... They would be muct at feud with the magnate of their own county-the Duke, tics a the Marquis, or the Earl-who was probably a Whig. Thus end r they were thrown back entirely upon their own resources, the e 3 and their own society; and what Bolingbroke describes ...

... present bill to pass, Iso that the question of reform should no longer obstruct I his battles with his ola antagonists the whigs. Others among the tory opposition would also willingly give it ftheir support, but be feared the policy of lukewarm I liberals ...

... snubbed, and made to give way to the bailiff, uke who would be installed as the lawful returning officer- so long ashe returned a whig I . The, abinet and tla Fra- opposition mustered their force at the trial (t) of asi Ld election petition, as though some important ...

... fir as it may be. should be put out of the way, and lnot oh- ths as- etruct their battles with their old antagonists, thes Whigs. me ral But the Tory party is evidently somewhat divided upon it. yet M- That party is not now so obtuse ?? it used to he. ...

... about restored,, dou' in said the apparition; blow thait / -and vaniseled,- 'and .O ' Ali # Year Bound. d 3en The Nortlern Whig of Fridlay contains the reports ten, ofno fewer than eleven aetione for seduction, tried on the w day 'previous day before ...

... lii old colleagues in their attack on this Government measure; to and the Conservative Peers are but too happy to have a th .Whig ex-official taking the initiative in the unusual course Iof rejecting a financial measure sent up from the other dc cHoues ...

... the mover caf the recoiutione 052it3 new upon the Irish Church, which in 1834 led to the secession Te the of a portion of the Whig Ministry. Sir .H. Ward was Mr. £30; seem Secretary to thbe Admiralty in Lord John Ruse'ehlls Govern- sr lent ment from 1846 ...

... the weary conflict cease, My pledge at last will be redeemed, and I shall be at peace. Ana when Reform is set at rest, the Whigs will haply say: Oh ! the tie, the tie is broken between us and Dear Lord Grey. _- ...

... one and all deserving, and filling their posts with distinction, that is not for me to judge. I only remark the fact that the Whig party have been singularly mindful of Lord Grey's family, though they have excluded him from office-which is the rub. I have ...