... of British subjects in or near Sicily and Naples, the adjourned debate on the Reform Bill was resumed by that well tried old Whig, Mr. Adam Black, one of the members for Edinburgh, who opposed the bill in its present state. Sir E. B. Lytton delivered one ...

... charge against the Conservatives of having offered to the suspicious and perilous legislation of the Whigs any unnecessary delay. Nor, because the Whigs arbitrarily assume, and tauntingly assert, that the Conservatives have tigreed to what they conveniently ...

... Helen's aforetaid, and fronting the turnpike road leading from st. Helen's to Rainford, containing 11 , admeasUrtment (tall - Whig one-half in width of two intended new streets ; so far as the same are co-extensive therewith), 1432 squnre yards or thereabouts ...

... purposes. Hitherto, the Daily Papers of Liverpool have, one and all, been exclusively in the Co-called Liberal, that is, the Whig and Radical, interest. The Conservative cause has now got its representative, and its advocate, in the local Daily Press. -It ...

... to express alarm at the conduct of Louis Napoleon,—the Potentate preferred to all the rest of the Sovereigns of Europe, by a Whig-Liberal Administration, as one with whom, at this very conjuncture, to draw closer the ties of friend- . ship! Only too truly ...

... very little more would produde a second -Wat Tyler.' The people of England have borne long and patiently this . Three Years' Whig Sivindle ; bat.their patience and their :belief in the integrity of public men,'hate not' Only been shaken, but whollx exhausted; ...

... popular Pleaders at the bar. For some time he sat in Parliament as the member for Hull ; and he received his Promotion from the Whig party, with whom he acted, although, it is barely justice to his memory to add, his Political views were certainly too moderate ...

... purposes. Ilitherto, the Daily Papers of Liverpool have; one and all, been exclusively in the so-called Liberal, that is, the Whig and Radical, interest. The Conservative cause has now pots representative, and its advocate, in the local Daily . Press. It ...

... out all necessary sanitary improvements. On Political matters generally, I may say that I seek not your suffrages either as a Whig or Tory, but simply as a fellowrate-payer, and as a fellow-sufferer in the excessive demands made upon onr pockets by the ...

... church rates, saved the Church from the Cornish hug contemplated by Sir John Trelawny, and they had compelled a reputed Whig ministry to come forward in the white sheet of reform. They had at the same time made the prime agitator of the day feel the ...

... these facts, thinks them most significnt at the present times .when Lord Derby endorses the motion of Lord Monteagle, Who is a Whig, against the Paper baty Repeal Bill. There can be nodclubt.thiat -such facts are most significant. They shOW niost unmistakeably ...

... country generally to give them their unhesitating support, without heed to the blind insinuations and scurrilous attacks of the Whig-Radicals upon -our glorious chiefs and party. The time is at hand, when we shall see the Earl of Derby and his glorious array ...