... midway between Coppoquin and Dungarvon, on the day named. The roetti*r has caused much pain and conjecture. —Northern Daily Whig. Murder at Walsall.—An inquest just clos d at Walsall, upon ihe body James Finn, who was stabbed a few days ago in a disturbance ...

... advanced Liberal opiciors has more than once contested Newcastle-ou-Tyne, being reccntlv defeated there by Mr. Beaumont, the Whig candidate, who received the combined support o. Wing* ! Tones. There are now three in the Oei.l Lc'.ces. ter, vis., Mr. H-ygatc ...

... origin in the wide-spread disappointment resulting from the non-fulfilment of the understood agreement with the more liberal Whig supporters in the agitat of 1532. It was an implied, not expressed, understanding, that if the working-classes would co-operate ...

... affirmed were fit to wield the franchise ? Or was the cry of Reform merely put forward eurineutly calculated to secure to the Whigs the loaves and fishes without any intention of carrying the promise into effect? If so, whit reliance can the peop'e, who ...

... going respecting the reform the representation, the House of Commons is in rtajity opposed to the liberty the nation. The great Whig party who, prior to I eighteen hundred and thirty-one* were always to be found the side liberal and progressive measures have ...

... who voted for tbe amendment on the address, they had deserved well of their cooutry unmasking the utter faithlessness of tbe Whigs. Mr. Reed seconded the resolution, which, after some approving observations from Ur. Richard Arre, Mr. William Hunter, Mr. ...

... position,it wouldgofrom them with particularly goad grace, and allow that they did not willingly elect the “‘? PMSOOS—the great Whig it Was called—that there were other feeling* and sentiments existmg among th. pwiple, mid that Tt tafrwchuTlJll extended to ...

... y anuiher assertion that they' not csro for reform at all. Secondly, it will embolden the odd the middle-class Tories and Whigs, to'offer lest, either ia plain words, by artful eomptnaaiKm, which keep the Kurd of promise to tbs aar, rod break it sense ...

... which diverts attention from other important national interests. Of the members of the House, MI the Tories, and most the Whigs, are in opposed to any beneficial change, whilst many professing Liberals are least careless upon the question. They all assume' ...

... not made a ministerial question,—the Government collectively rendering assistanceand as the Conservatives and obstructive Whigs musti red great force, the notice for the sec. reading could not te put. Mr. Baines* bill will, we fear, share the same ‘ate ...

... reformers that ever sat in the xlouse of Commons, the ever-to-bc-lamented Joseph Hume, voted for that clause, as he knew the Whigs would sooner or later be obliged, in order to neutralize the votes given by tenant farmers under the direction of their landlords ...

... franchise in honest, and in the proper direction and Hr. Somerset Beaumont walked irto the lobby along with his Conservative-Whig brother, and Ur. Disraeli. leave Mr. Beanmont’a admirers to reconcile his words and actions—to harmoniso hi* promise and p ...