... Commons has sent them up a Jewish Disabilities or Church Rates Abolition bill; but we suddenly fnd them, at the suggestion of a Whig placemanw and under the leadership of their political governor, invading the domain which custom had left in the exclusive ...

... political office, in so far as it depends on the ministry of the day. For a num- ber of years Sir John Melville was chairman of the whig committee. On the reconstitution of the Scot- tish universities he was chosen by Lord Brougham, chancellor of Edinburgh university ...

... galvanizld into titality by an inherent hatred of a]l that is progressive ant liberal- He was so deplorably inconspetent Es Whig Chlncellor of the Exchequer, that his party took the firt epper- tunity of shelving him- with a peerage and the pleasant post ...

... assemly in thekig. dom. In the course of the debate on this Reform Bill, the working classes have, by both W-hig and' Try speakars -by Adam Black, the Whig mulish membq Jpr EdiO burgh, and Bulwer Ioytton, the' dandified Toryi ?? -beendenouncedasidiots and ...

... my name. Sir, yours faithfully, TitiAs. The example of the guardians of the Lisburn union is recommended by the Northern Whig as worthy of being followed by all the poor-law boards of the kingdom, The average cost of maintaining paupers in the Lisburn ...

... purer light (loud applause). ?? has fought a retreating battle all his life. He was with the whigs, and left them to join Sir Robert Peel to obstruct the whigs; he left Sir Robert Pee to obstruct him when he became a free.trader. He tried to form a government ...

... tion of Lord John's ?? Bll before them, the Conservatives would act a prudent part, were they to east the Reform mite to the Whigs, in order to save themselves for a time from further encroachments But this prudent course will not be adopted by the pat which ...

... satisfied that they had done a good evening's work. SHELVING THE REFORM BILL. The conservatives, aided by the indifference of the whigs, have succeeded in shelving the Reform bill for the present year. Thursday night's debate, in which the government asked for ...

... inquiry. The government, they would say, t( might as reasonably ask them about their political opinions -whether they are whigs, liberal conservatives, or re- r formers. I am inclined to think that I should myself re- gard such an inquisition as an i ...

... ever 'passed for the sub- Ibna0 of the British operative. ar dly less remariable than the foregoing facts is the i snrnmber of Whig peers who have gene over to the 'r1 of Derby Conspicuous amongst these aristocratic a5d e tit are Lords Pamumure and Kinuaird ...

... suppant Butthehous 'hingdivided in th~at manner, vonobsrvefurhe tht anumerof men on our side, who ~1aegeeinlybee coaidreof the whig party, have, also votd wth heminrit. They made the morita agr the mde urmajriy salerantheygaves ecnlns to ir confederateinte ...

... imparted by a Whig or a Tory hand, a sound and substantial measure they were at length sure to have. The distinguished leader of the Conser. vatives scoffed loudly at the pretensions of them rivals to a monopoly of reforming zeal; and with the Whigs the only ...