... lives of seven persons were sacrificed. The house consisted of only two stories, and yet every one of the inmates perished. THE WHIG WHIPrIIt•IN.-04 Wednesday testimonial subscribed for by the Liberal members and az-members of the House of Commons, on the ...

... from the Liberal benches, and rapid the rush home to dress for the dinner to be given that night to Sir W. Hayter, the retired Whig whip. Mr. Newdegate was unheeded in giving notice of an amendment to be proposed next Wednesday on the motion for going into ...

... never forgiven Lord John Russell the arbittary and cruel measures of repression be adopted against the Chartists, in former Whig Administrations, think they see now an opportunity of getting a hearing for those old grievances. In London and Birmingham ...

... eseneed to via wbb ; 0 in toelifyiaL p iar gratilestioa M lila sway aad end vitalised= Se boons el Wks a ise bre la dhow SS Whigs i basiburehlek thee _ *wed their hoods. low lashed a world of gratitude at the Wisp pearl OA. by it to right an mat et gnat ...

... this grand truth influential upon the affairs of states. But now we have the sad spectacle of Roman Catholic politicians and a Whig- Radical philosopher, wanting substantially to uphold and apply the old heathen priuciple,—that systems are greater than men; ...

... proved dear bought in the olden and now we may surely hope that the spirit of the English people will prove too strong for Whig hypocrisy and Tory hostility. It was when the iron duke said there should be no reform, the triumph of Reform was secured. ...

... of politics, then justice and fitirness alike demand that Conservatives sad Radicals should share the honours singly with Whigs. But instead of this, we have a one-sided selection—the Mayor being thrown as make-weight. That being the case, we don't wonder ...

... own and partly other people's, mid he respectfully declined the flattering invitation. Mr Moore is, in politic*, a staunch Whig, and a sincere admirer of Lord -John Russell. That Mr Moore would be an acquisition to the House of Commons may not be doubted ...

... secret committee, it is equally of a party complexion. Why should there be four Conservatives and one Wbig, any more than four Whigs and one Conservative? There is no reason whatever—except that both sides can use the tarred stick. Would it not be touch better ...

... every meeting went forth the demand for an extension of the suffrage. The Time., noticed neither the censure our the claim. The Whig and Tory press of the metropolis was equally supercilious; and the provincial satellites of both factions of course adopted ...