... TE{E REFORill BILLS OF 1859 AND 1860..- ?? I- : .(From the Afornina esHavld.) ' ' CONSERVATIVE REFORM WHIG REFORM BILL 0'o BILL oF 1859. - 1860 No dihfranohisement ' No disfranchisement. Uniforafityof franchise Reduotlon of borough , in boroughs and counties ...

... sports of our local gentry. The Corporation then kept a pack of hounds, but the Whigs or Derbyites either would not hunt with them, or were not allowed, and accordingly a Whig pack was subscribed for. When the hunt was formed, a question arose as to its ...

... favotW and affection to his brother, an officer c, in the 3rd Light Dragoons, at present stationed i( in tubip. Mr. Tenison, the Whig candidate, o and LMoutenant of the county, who stood on ti the last cicasion, withdraws his claims for the a present, in order ...

... rovoluffonise the representation- in the plac of ne =B rmoreoftepresent Bmembers; perhps o relac Whis fr Toiesor adicalsfo ( W~higs. I hsve therefore oompxleA t~he subjoined readers, should you deem it worthy en your E valuable column. Teeae34 borougsi nln ...

... provisions of a turnpike act more succinctly, nor with less ind attempt at oratorical effect. He oven feiled to expound the usual Whig constitutional commonlolaes appro- our priale to the topic; his sual fertility of historical iI. ur. lustrations deserted him ...

... , whichwasasfollows:-'scount hi Campden stands. The O(Donoghue and I di on committee. Issue addreas-Pastoral,Pope, 1 Anti-Whig. I will be on the hustings. ti The same day Mr. Mao Carthy received a tl communication formally sanctioning the can- C didature ...

... M.P., whichwasasfollows:- Viscount camrea n stands. The O'Donoghue and I ol committee Issue address-Pastoral, Pope, 1anti-Whig d I will be on the hustings. 1 lie same day Mr. Mac Carthy received a do0l uiniation formally sanctioning the can- dIre, and ...

... were in direct variance with the declared oneinion of Mr. Gladstone in former times, and with 'e screw the proposals of the Whig Government itself in 3, which preceding sessions. They were taking the &vt stop drovd at towards a large and permanent income ...

... at all events, as regarded all measures which were not of the very first importance. Mr. O'Connell perpetually. abused the Whigs, but he never went into the wrong lobby, and his support of them kept out a reactionary ministry for many a long year. And ...

... brought back by the Deputy Sergeant-at-Amrw; the Is d battle was fought, the fun wan enjoyed, and the ni i- IPoatoral-Pope-antl.Whig address was completoly b y defeated, and its partyrrouted byamajority o&I2,300.. n Then comes the unkludest cut of ?? sI 1 ...

... now advpted were in direct variance with the deolarod OpIok.5 Or m3. Gladstone in former times, and with the proposals of the Whig government itself in preceding sessions. They were' taking the first step towards a large and permanent income tax. 'Even if ...

... caine on, the motion for the address being moved by M1r. BYvNs, the member for Middlesex, and the most promising clue of the Whig party. On suchoccassons the mover is always selected from amongst the aspirants to parliamentary reputation. It Is an opportunity ...