... a firm coalition between the Whigs and the Conservatives. The paragraph concerning the Leicester Parliamentary Reform Association which printed last week lets ample light into the views of the extreme sections, and if Whigs and Radicals coalesce again ...

... Parliament will, perhaps, be willing to agree to the delay— that is to say, a majority, comprising the Tories and Moderate Whigs, will vote down any proposal to disturb the question till the promised Government hill has been produced ; and that bill will ...

... to graze, and cattle known to come from sheds that have been affected with rinderpest are rejected. Ibeland. — The Northern Whig states that no new cases of the cattle plague have made their appearance in the infected district of Drnmra, and that the restric- ...

... when he said that the '•double bill was no bill at all. It was concurrence of chameleon opinions—an infelicitous compound Whig-Radical Conservatism. These are the only terms which can be applied to it. for it is almost impossible to divide the two measures ...

... t'ne Tory ranged him-elf the Opposition ranks, full of factious spleen, with the language of a demagogue his lips while the Whigs front the Treasury benches lectured the royal prerogatives, and the duty of submission the powers that may be, in terms that ...

... would never become law. But it was notoriousthat the lune did not rest with them. It depended upon the great and independent Whig party. In their ranks a crisis was occumng like that which occurred in Prance in 1791. They had been deserted by their nominal ...

... took no interest the cause of reform, and that they cared not one straw whether they were governed by Tories or governed by Whigs, or whether their finances were to be handled by Mr. Disraeli or Mr. Gladstone, but he thought that assertion would be disproved ...

... vacant by the appointment Mr. Knatchbull- Hugesson to b.- Under-Secretary for the Home Department. The Queen (says the Northern Whig) has made very liberal and large purchases of Irish poplin for the wedding trousseau the Priucess Helena. The Prince Wales ...

... restoration of suspended or lost privileges; with Evert - day Beenea ^ or fife sketches of the Mee, the married, and the widowed : Whig fienwnts of fact., phyakblosi, end phUoaophy. with LITILIARY PHOTOGRAPHS or LIFIL PICTURAS. ...

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... failed. On Monday the (counsel for the petitioners abandoned the caws, and the eittieg member was declared duly elected. The Whigs have been very unlucky in their , attempts to unseat Conservatives, who, after all the *hum of the Liberals, have proved to ...

... the hour in which he then stood addressing them, his attachment to Whig principles —hia allegiance to the noble house of RusseU— had strengthened and deepened. And why? What were Whig principles, but the fundamental principle that Government was for the ...