... ” The Whigs apparently proposed the latter figure in the hope that their party opponents would raise it to eight, and the latter seem to shrink from saving the constitution lest they should unable to raise the franchise standard above the Whig level. ...

... election in order to rejuvenated. The Times suggests a compromise, something that would slip easily through both houses. The Whigs have promised Mr. Bright to jump into his quart tattle, but now that he is not in a condition to be very truculent, they had ...

... dictum of the ora- unexpected defeat.” cular kind could be truer than this, and the case standing thus, it is no wonder that the Whig propounder of it should exhibit a strategetical anxiety that the Conservtive party leaders should “ stop the Reform Bill ;” ...

... light though it were a direct negative to his bill. And so, we suppose, will Mr. Edwin Jasies and the other Radicals and Whigs who condemn the measure, not fail to vote for its second reading, and for every danse in it upon which Lord John Rdssf.ll w ...

... Henry White, stated that having met you, observed, the Conservative Party ought to support me in preference to a tho-ough-going Whig like White, as I could give an independent vote.’ then asked Colonel Taylor was there any allusion to pecuniary assistance ...

... the present bill to pass, so that the question of reform should no longer obstruct Ids battles with his old antagonists, the Whigs. Others among the Tory opposition would also willingly give it their support; but he feared the policy of lukewarm liberals ...

... s. Mr. Smyth, have beard, was in his eightieth year. His estate I falls to the Key. J. Smyth, Rector of Gleuavy. —Northern Whig. THE NEWS THIS DAY. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. TIIK EUROPEAN CONGRESS. (rkutkr’s tkleoram ) Vienna, Wednesday, April 25.—The great ...

... to the depth of the financial chasm that already begins to visible in 1861. We should not, moreover, be surprised if certain Whig names were found wanting in the list of the division that is likely to take place on the paper duties. Jealousy of Mr. Gladstone's ...

... Opposition passed in Passion week and promised to discuss after Easter. It is, fact, Lord Grey and Mr. Massey, botli reputed Whigs, or Liberals, or whatever else those may called who now’ sit upon the right side of the Woolsack or the Speaker's chair, that ...

... laden with this commodity arrived in port, including three . from Bordeaux, three from Bayonne, and one from Wismar. —Northern Whig. AWFUL FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) Liverpool, Sunday Afternoon. —Early this morning the Sailors’ Home ...

... electors, but Hertford was lose representative, nothwithstanding that it had 803 (loud cheers.) Once more, Malton in which the Whig interest predominated, and which was to keep both its members, had only 789 voters; but Maldon, which was to lose one of its ...

... thrust aside because they had not been assiduous deavouring to obtain information, and to ascertain as ex- paying court to the Whig denizens of Dublin actly as possible the real feelings of the inhabitants upon Dtrry Guardian. this point; but what cannot ...