... parties in opposing the pro- grese of the bill. Mr HAMOND followed in a somewhat similar strain to Mr Gregeon ; twitting the Whigs with the necessity of opposing a Wbig government. Mr Aid. BLACKWEOLL said, ho bad heard almost every syllable of Aid. Philipson's ...

... (Laughter and cheers.) The SEr of Derby and his ministry proposed reform, which wao set cside. (interruption.) What had the Whigs done since I Dire any of them bring reform before the House or Com. mons I Ile would ask his friends the Quakers there, on ...