... endangered throug the defection of Archbishop Trench, of whom other thsngs were undoubtedly expected, it tmey bean object with the Whig Government ‘0 have the I: department represented in the House of Commons by one ae ane is firm and consistent on the question ...

... of Commons for parliamentary reform, and on the night appointed for the Mr. Michael Taylor, a flam: a grand dinner, to whic Whigs only were wited. Poor Lord John was doomed to declaim to empty friends— the of liberty and reformation of abuses of all preferring ...

... fulfil these hopes and satisfy these passions. The happy days are past in which, asin the last four years of Lord Palmerston, a Whig afford to have no policy on Reform. It cannot subsist on vain hope and ambiguous professions. Till it has formed a resolution ...

... almerston, and added, with very pardonabie pride, that it was but sel- dom that they came back with avy important Northern Whig. Tue Printers’ “STRIKE.”—In consequence of the absence of the solicitors engaged, the case of v. dames have been tried G, Lyvas ...

... the country is to Violate political decency ; that the Whigs are strong only in alliance with the people; that this time the alliance must be based on men as well as measures ; and that the new Whigs will not “bear to see the necessary reform of the suffrage ...

... in essimilating to themselves forces which lie about them. It is true that obn tm the bracing @ ir of Opposition, and the Whigs cove us for ther exit, but if they are wise they fact updergoing so painful an will lesin to be strong wit ordeal. Tu we Ve ...

... age between them, and they were in ‘erent houses, they were not like]; to be very intimate, He might have been ‘‘fag” to my o Whig friend, the late Law; but, as were in different houses, I do not that very fro! Temple boarded with a master named nicknamed ...

... of the people. There has been a exception or two, perbaps, in imperial affairs ; bat, speaking generally and correctly, the Whigs and the Radicals occupy the chief place in the estimation of her and Pacliament. The Conservatives are ‘im great force ; they ...

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... affairs of the Association, and a meet- The ing for that purpose was held on Thursday even tholic resul+ is thus by the Northern Whig :—‘*The is no more. Sines the publication of Bishop Dorrian’s | its members have discovered that the sale a portion of their ...

... capacity as well as desire to exercise pe » Hutt will be consoled mith session as Vice-President of the Board man without enemics, Whig, and by connection of the Premier, When on the Tressury he was and his Gateshead s in J mission to Vienna was felt to be an ...

... from the friends of his father ; they wil le pride that this is the second time the of the of has refused promotion from the Whigs. On the the ultras of the Cranbourne, Newdegate, school would gladly have seen Lord Stanley unite himself to the of , and would ...