... the House of Commons, was in a jubilant mood on Wednesday, having not only carried through a reform bill and dished the Whigs, but secured apparently another lease of offioe for eighteen months at least, and more opportunities of dragging his party ...

... life, and two of them, Moorhead and Nelson, took a noble part in rescuing the unfortu- nate inmates of the house. — Northern Whig. Belfast, Wednesday. — Two other children of Mr. M 'faulty s family died yesterday, from the effects of the injuries they received ...

... Bill of 1832 the Liberal party has consisted of two very distinctly marked sections- These have been variously called the Whigs and Radicals, or the moderate and the advanced or ultra Liberals. There have been two other party names coined to indicate ...

... Member for Tavistock almost as a deliverer. They will scarcely bring forward another Reform Bill to be voted down by tlie Whigs and not supported by their own side. They will not, we may rely on it, come in with a cry for reduction, or largely increase ...

... was strongly urged by the Bunder and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, that portion of the Cabinet wbich represented the great Whig families, especially the Duke of Somerset, was hostile to the plan. His (Jiace was found to reflect the curie lit feeling among ...

... the Whigs after spending his life in exposing and denouncing the cruelty and villainy of that party, ?? 11*. ; expenses incurred through Whig violence and brutality — glaaiog windows, repairing shutters and door, and paid for table broken by Whig rioters ...

... good Tory authority, at least on the subject of hia imputed sins, and find, first, that Mr. Gladstone is not a member of the Whig connection, being both a convert and a plebian, next, that he is supposed to have an unhappy temper, and a great ...

... minimum of work. They have found an ap- propriate medium in Mr. Ferrand. He believes everybody to have been aggrieved by the Whigs. Sir M. Seymoub was an ill-used man. He had a promise of an appointment which was not ful- filled till he threatened to resign ...

... Jemunson, of Bagtley, seconded by Mr. Ktalls, was uo_niino_dy •vowd to tbe chair. . G. S. Fouambe, Esq., of Oibertom a staunch Whig, and who has taken a warm interest in the Liberal cause for nearly half a century, introduced the candidates in a telling speech ...

... his former profession, Till he outraged all decency in the last session. He is so independent, you never can know If with Whig or with Tory this braggart will go ; But if Gladstone or Bright he can hit in the face, The Conservative side he is sure to ...

... COUNTRY AGENTS. The Independent is Supplied by the folio whig Agents:— Barnsley T. I.inoakd, Chronicle Office. T. W_terfi_eid, bookaeller. BakeweU John Hatwuld, Vicarage lane. Hartford Joß_ KiaK. baslow Alfiu'-d Coatbs, druggist. J!rada;ell Si-NCKR I ...

... towns additional members, and to lower the franchise materially — the cry from the thick-anel-thin Tories, from the eilel Whigs, anel from the jioliticians who don't kneiw their own minds, would be that the scheme meant revolution. Well, no such comprehensive ...