... than three Whig ?? of the Exche- 8, ?? Monteagle (Spring Rice), Sir F. T. Baring, at and Sir C. Lewis-consider Xr Gladstone's an ambi- tions and dangerous budget to quote the language of e- Mr Edward Ellice, himself the Nestor of the Whigs. m Whenever ...

... would have slammed the door in their faces alto. N gather. Lord Monteagle is said to feel not a jot more comfortable. g He is a Whig if he is anything, but hasl gone ahead even of r. the aspirations of the most daring old Tory of the most ex. e clusive school ...

... franchise to £6 in boroughs and £10 in coun- m lies, and it did greathonour to Lord John Russell as a lead- reing member of the Whig aritoracy. (Hear, hear.) Corn- ci- mending the bill to their support, he concluding by reading ith I the placard calling the ...

... their Lordships he have taken. Including pairs, the total number of Peers taking part in the division was 361. The number of Whig Peers who aided the attack on the Government, the Corn. Id mone, the press, and the cause of cheap literature, was con- s siderable ...

... old politician, the ling of the Belgians, has been always with the object of getting up a better understanding between the Whigs and Austria, and his family influence of late may have availed much. The reported early visit of the Queen to Prussia has been ...

... majority of 89 against ministers. A mere glance at the list, however, im sufficient to shew that this was no party vote. It was a Whig, and an habitual supporter of the ministry, who proposed the amendment which was c;arried against government. And among those ...

... Elizabeth, bot I'm not for Y'Sten. It is said that a brother peer of Lord Moacalay's bait aproposed to write the life of the great Whig historian. The government have at length made a proposal to. buy the dockyard of Mhr Pitcher, of Northfleet, near Gravesend ...

... agree to stop in the Cabinet ed if less than a case of war were made of it; and so oa on each side, Conservative as well as Whig, it may be . considered a personal affair. Lord Derby showed the 1ganimun in its true colouring, and left no doubt in any he ...

... sections of Reformers as a moderate and ?? Mul chat measure ; and a petition to that effeot was adopted. The rest thle leadings Whigs, however, were all absent. The principal I~ kent speakers were Messrs. Lackey Harle, Benson, Jos. Cowen,Ha ?cr jun., and Bradley ...

... hos ofhis father in tho Brompton cemetery. The funeral was of the most private character. A correspondent of the Nforthern Whig Btates that two young men in Belfast are being trained to fight Eheeman. - The work of pulling down portions of the old West- ...

... and right. For a time Tory statesmen would think 1, it safe to insult a seemingly small minority of the poptila- .t tion, and Whig politicians would turn a deaf ear to their e most reasonable requests. We say for a time, because the y political power and ...

... lave at length prevailed, and the Reform Bill has been unconditionally withdrawn. Throughout all sections of Conservatism, Whig as well as Tory, there will be loud exultation at this event. It is the third time they have succeeded, by ill-disgulied intrigue ...