... before by Lord Palmetelon’e speech Mr Locke Kin-’e motion. The ‘■nose” were made up of Whig* and Coneervativea, while the m-jonty consisted, with only two or three Whig exceptions of Conservatives and advanced Liberals. The .tellers for the Ayes represented ...

... be likely to return than one opposed popular progrets and reform ? It may be difficult to say whether be might term himself Whig or Conservative ; but that none but a zealous stop-tbe way would ever succeed is very clear to any bead which does not surmount ...

... Lord-Lieutenant. There was no mobbing or rioting, or priestly influence, but everywhere the most determined hostility to the Whigs. A defeat so overwhelming, in a constituency which has returned Liberal li/embers ever since the passing of the Reform Bill ...

... deal to complain of. since her sire was only a Cheshire silk-spinner—a Miection that should considerably afflict that Hidalgo Whig of putative piir mny, Lmsduwne, seeing that the noble marquis had wool-c for a Pettv grandfather, and thit rev ral other cor ...

... no great deal of, since her sire sb was only a Cheshire silk-spi —a reflection. that por considerably afflict that Hidalgo Whig of pu- wne; - that the noble tative. . and that several other coronetted p» _ bad: a wool-comber for grandfather, whom O’Connell ...

... Armagh and Dublin bear testimony against the erroneous and strange doctrines” taught by these now famous publications. —Northern Whig. Resignation of Major Yrlverton.— The London correspondent of the Duhlin Evening Fust writes I have heard that the resignation ...

... over, they had long been inflamed against their Northern brethren with a moat intense hostility. Oar | gentle jars between Whigs and Tories can but give a I faint idea the vehemence of party feeling between the South and the North. The Democrats hate the ...

... THE YELVERTON CASE. The Northern Whig says that the fact that the jury was composed of seven Protestants and five Catholics relieves the verdict of even a suspicion that denominational feeling has had anything to do with it. Major Yelverton had an interview ...

... judge of all This is not a party que9tion. It is alike of interes t to and worthy the reproach of all shades of politicians, Whig or Tory, Radical or Conservative. Unless Mr Trotipan can be utterly and entirely answered (which the nature of his pamphlet ...

... struggling to embody ia the law. But the Conservatives, who are the political of Ibe old hidebound Tories of 1830, saw 1 hat the Whigs were increasing their bold on power these Reform pledges. In and 1854favourable allusion had been made in the Queen's speeches ...

... traitor, and that the secessionists are thieves and robbers, and that he fully endorsed everything contained in the Knoxville Whig in regard to coercion, &c. After the examination, which brought out the foregoing facts, the committee of live members of the ...

... exploded dogma. The Tories 'themselves acknowledge that another instalment of reform Las fallen due, and they drfcer with the Whigs only as to the parties to whom it should be paid. Progress, growth, is the’character of the British Constitution. All cnr liberties ...