... the same evening, not, however, without opposition—the second reading being” carried by a majority of 44 to 27. There were Whigs like Lord Wensleydale in the minority; while Lord Derby, who had committed himself to the principle of the measure, voted with ...

... Sir George Grey to the Home Office is explained by the statement that, like Sir G. C. Lewis, Le Comte Grey belongs to the Whig party, of which his father was one of the most eminent chiefs. The Secretaryship for Ireland, Le Pays went on to say, was ...

... delay, no doubt, to the it influences of Whig dilatorine:s and old Indian superatitio r . et being an article in the Old Indian creed, that lopers must he religiously kept out of the country, n a the Whig creed, that you must never do to-day what ...

... its attention is as.much en- ing changes in t if it were really one of his inimitable ment that, * ii Grey ut to them pi: the Whig confused and intricate ; eminent ‘ but the fearful struggle in rooms in which the In a will cas out of Friday week, “ t, to ...

... the same evening, not, however, without opposition—the second reading being* carried by a majority of 44 to 27. There were Whigs like Lord Wensleydale in the minority; while Lord Derby, who had committed himself to the principle of the measure, voted with ...

... may pat down this course, and is sure to stay a long ' one, . show will be thrown and the whole opened into | ini fluences of Whig dilator Aelay, no doubt, to the combined Threeor an article in the “ 0} and okl Indian ey retition, it len 1} The Cup, run ...

... country baa joined in general chorus surprise and disapprobation. All the organs public opinion, great and small, Conservative, Whig, and Radical—with the exception of a few and comparatively insignifioant thiuk-and-thin adherents of the government, concur ...

... for the county of Selkirk took place at Selkirk Tuesday, when Lord Henry Scott (Conservative), and the Hon. William Napier (Whig-Radical), were duly proposed and seconded. The polling took place yesterday, and at the close the numbers were for Lord Henry ...

... amid continued interruption. Long before eight o'clock in the morning of the polling day, the indefatigable canvassers of the Whig party, most of them appearing as though they had not been bed for several nights, were seen hastening from place to place cabs ...

... apoointuieul o. Sir Oeorge Grey l ...

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... such subjects befe when they do adn such subjects, to tion, or change | question ought to In far the gre whether Tories or Whigs, are retu dangerous a topic hear of a lectur slavery in the mi as that the candic should talk of the tion of landowner In ...