... March, to bring in a Bill for extending the borough franchise to persons paying a 61. rental. This is the measure which the Whigs proposed when they wanted to turn Lord Derby out, and dropped when they had succeeded. It is a measure to which re- formers ...

... that gentlemen calling themselves Liberal-Conserva- tives do not entertain more progressive and enlight- ened views than the Whig hacks of the Reform Club. Mr. LFawcett, on the other hand, would to some extent have proven himself a worthy successor of Air ...

... siniectures as the reward of political L- jobbery, we do not nause to inuire whether Mr. Ferrand is liberal or conservative, whig, tory, radical, or chartistl Every independent nember, who seeks to excite general interest in any rfatter that concerns the ...

... nothing original in Prince Napoleon's remarks. He but repeated the charges which are everywhere, but in official circles and Whig coteries, brought forward against the Go- vernment. The charge of insolence and cruelty to the weak, cowardice and submission ...

... tl': Mr. Bibton: No doubt lie did, my ]zII tbill I , own old ones behind tim. (Great li llSii' r la - story of while the Whigs were bLtlim- fi, 'ii away with their clothes. The leari n I l. ceededatconsidemable length to au'gl, tint h . 5t Mr. Millhouse ...

... miller replied, I would rather trust my soul to the mercy of God, than trust Mr. Stirling's head into the hands of the d-d Whigs, thirsting for his blood. Now, whatever may be thought of the ethical prin- ciples which determined the conduct of the miller ...

... Palmerston or the - Itii were at all desirous of snocouring Poland, it is li kanowo tat the Premier, and a large majority of W Whig aild Tory nobility, are anxious to aid Den- tou1. in her ?? to re-impose her hateful yoke npon tore e of the tchleswigers,; ...

... March, to bring in a bill for extending the borough franchise to persons paying a 61. rental. This is the measuie which the whigs proposed when they wanted to turn Lord Derby out, and dropped when they had succeeded. It is a measure to which reformers in ...

... command of General Meade's army, and that General Hooker will succeed Thomas in Tennessee. The following is in the Richmond Whig of Jan. 28:- General Lee exhorts his soldiers to endure patiently the hardships occasioned by the reduction of rations, which ...

... years ago, the Duchies 'p were anxious to cut the . C-:: n'r tiat they might yield ex- t Ger-man Confederation. We 1 : ?? er Whig and Tory ceontem- 'c ?? or perfervid flunkey- II ( ?? t h 'oaort the people of England ; rll 'ed ttieir blood in the interest ...

... the ground. He had carte blanche to be all things to all men, so that if possible he should offend none. His muddle-headed Whig acquaint- ances were left under the impression that he was a rather Conservative Liberal, while his un-particular Tory friends ...

... job. He also gave a history of his contests for Devonport, and of the mode in whi( h, as he alleged, he was opposed by the Whig Board of Admiralty.-The House went into committee of supply pro forma. TuESDAY.-Mr LOCKE KING moved for leave to bring in a ...