... ti selves the responsibility of throwing out the Reform hi Bill-because they will not imitate the factious tactics ir of the Whig coalition of last year, and prevent the e second reading by a side move-the Liberals are beginning to let out the truth ...

... considerable l ' re-action has occurred in the politi- sti [r. cal world upon more subjects than one; and that, as th, the Whigs have been very much left to themselves, to . they have exhibited not only the hollow insincerity of sP te their hustings pledges ...

... which threatens defeat. An amendment, condemnatory of the measure, has ho been announced by Lord MONTEAGLE, a member of an the Whig party, who, as Mr. SPRING RICE, was Chan- CO cellor of the Exchequer in Lord MELBOuRNE'S ad- an ministration; and whose experience ...

... disinterested Liberals did not propose to no E, try their reasoning faculties in a conflict of argument dii t, with the Whig Lord MONTEAGLE, who had announced ex his intention of moving the amendment which was to thi smash the Paper Bill, we cannot ...

... these the mere opinions of Conservative journalists; Ia n, far from it ; the able men of all parties combine, like an RD the Whigs and Tories of the House of Lords, to pro- lat its niounce an emphatic repudiation of the financial policy mE which sought to ...

... one of the rings sent, 'one -to have It changed for one a little ?? used Independent. arch A correspondent of the Northern Whig states that two young men,> in Belfast are being trained to fight Dot4 Heenan. ...