... that the old Whig* were nearly worn out, and suggested that even if all the were oomfortably deposited in Westminster Abbey* a Cabinet would still possible. Westminster Abbey Why Westminster Abbey ? In this country we bury old Whigs hi the House of ...

... believed head centre .ng tb* Fehiaus. The Middleton Fenians are Kf-*tl disc*»ncerted his arrest. The Linen Trade.—The Northern Whig” Saturday says,—The holiday character the week has prevented the local transactions in and yarns which otherwise should have ...

... The wildest and most inconceivable repots are afloat, for which there is not the slightest foundation. —Bel fait Northern Whig. ...

... prophesying Brahmins in the great Whig House somewhere; and I daresay thev are foretelling all sorts of evils that may come from the passing of this (Laughter.) I have heard a member—and a member, since then, a Whig Cabinet—declare that believed there ...

... for in the yeneral arrangement, A seat is not a thing to throw away wholly without equivalent, fiat if the sacrifice twenty Whig seats w ill procure the disfranchisement many Conservative seats, and a somewhat more popular franchise besides for the whole ...

... been guilty of the unpardonable sin of disbelieving in pure Whiggery, and therefore it has long been the fashion among pure Whigs say all sorts of hard things against that able member of the House of Commons. The advanced Liberals, who are at present ...

... , remarking on the long delays that had taken place through the opposition of Toryism, and the promineat indifference the Whigs, and on the necessity of measure of Reform now to meet the just claims of the working classes. Among the other speakers were ...

... bevel and Hare et., tiro. I el,. striate tab le hey. been. Aud Bel never aught Hee tel. • Then nate wrath of tlled.toue•n To Whig. erle.shall %mud? And • b1,,..t,'1,t Ire. the Clarreeloo hi. teed. RI• rihrrl te d 4l, In Wile ablaut, Lout bar hra I. Ile ...

... prophesying Brahmins in the great Whig house somewhere. (Laughter.) I dare say they are foretelling all sorts of evils that ocav com f the passing of this bill. I have heard member, he has ' >een member, since then, of a Whig cabinet, declare that he believed ...

... superinduced on the news from South America, because that has been the region the • globe that has suffered most from the old Whig foreign policy. Intervention the old interpretation of the word was piracy, because Britain had not opened the Temple of Janus ...

... mantle of Bth January be not received. and that the Clerk be instructed to return it to the nom. else bent it.' Oa the rote Whig takes. 11 v o t e d for Mr Lewon's motion, and three for Mr Melee amendment, thew leme Mr Myles Inane, and Welder and °mead ...

... threats, and they have therefore been regarded with considerable disfavour by the worst kind of Tories and the tyrannical Whigs. That much good would be effected by giving to Scotchmen a similar qualification we have every reason to believe ; and we are ...