... iit,' With a: . view' of. boniiring or disproving a suggestion whiehb 'was| .s made thaqt LAlloway',had, used 4ii master's ?? Whig authdrisedtodo se ?? ' ?? . -.r. Sausrders.inquiredwhetlier anyone eould state if M1r. ?? 'Kent had slept at home uting the ...

... career in the Lower House, voted on all occasions with the Whig party. and, although an unfr~nequt speaker in the House of l'ecrs, invariably ssspportedl the viov.s and measures of the W~hig governments. On the death of his father, in Octber, I839, ho ...

... veot of tthank to the ohsatusan for presiding. DEATH OF MuR. SEJARUMN ORAWFORD. BULFAST, THURSD&Y Evy.SING. The Ne;Itroern Whig announces the death, at Crawfords burn, near Belfast, this (Thursday) afternoon, of William Sharman Crawford, Esq., formerly ...

... lovev hr Win. Cayioy W~oraley, a relative of dthe dce~asd ineniser, and son of Sir 1W. Worsloy, Bart., of flevicgh~an HaDl, a Whig Protectionist. has inrtiuated that several lnuluntial lestor., 1ave expressed a wish that be would allowr himself to be put ...

... sorely ?? the grain of the Tory peers, who had attended In somO force durlig the argument, that an accidental majority of threeo Whig law lords (Lords Denman, Cottenham, and Cam1)bell) against Lords Lyndhurst and Brongham should defeat the great state proseoution ...

... return acd left her place to get away from hin soon after nhrlstmas, and returned home; Broomfield paid visit to a her (tiss. Whig's) house at Shirley while they Were together at Arlesford, and once, shortly after her daughter had loft he called to see her ...

... language, but at public nd meetings party spirit runs high. It is said that rs, the Tories used to say the devil wee the first W~hig- It,(laughter); and this is much the same style of language.- 'ho Mr. Temple : And, my lord, that he was kicked out rV, of ...

... bring to llght of suh dealings with and ' .owappings of public ofTices. Theinquliriescanprii no pat tiolar party, as both Whigs ?? have been equally concerned 1: the transactions. Thes ame paper says: The Liords' committee on& Tueday concluded the receptilon ...

... government not willing to fulf il te pledges of 3859 and '60, When It is a question of Reform or expulsion from office, the Whig statesmen will decide in favour of Reform. This In the only effectual mode of dealing with thema, and I hope It will be adopted ...

... years ago, Men 'of different shades of religion had begun, to think better of each other. He had sat on a com- mittee with Whigs, Tories, Radicals, Protestants, and Roman Catholics, and men of various shades of reli- gious opinion, and he had been struck ...

... you have done, rather than denying or ?? I. You, a Tory, tarn away a Whig shortly before the par~lamentary election, because, after being canvassed, he says he will stick to his Whig colours. The conclusion, I think, that must be arrived at would be that ...

... or, at all events, srn apra of Vicount Chelsea, who Was one ofthectdts for 'Bury at the late elciowilst mlr. Phi. was the Whig or Radical candidate. Against both them nthing 'could be said, for they seers both vworthy candidatoo as they could hatev. ...