... body of his fellovwixounIrvmen' It dould iot be that a bill of this character could have been ]rought in withpiosansulting the Whig party; and there. could not be much' danger' in a bill brought Ain'by a imember- of' the house of' Bedford and' supported' ...

... Ministerial journals. Men of all parties felt reliance en his learning, impartiality, and integrity. His opinions are rather mild Whig than Conservative, Mr. Brewster was Attoruey-General for Ireland in the Aberdeen Ad- ministration, and when it was broken ...

... dissolved, and an appeal made to the country on the Tamworth Mani- festo. Whets the session of 1835 had been opened, the Whigs and Radicals carried the election of Mr. Aber- crombie as Speaker, and also a motion expressive of regret that the foruer ...

... question cohev they get in. Mr. Bouvorie's speech the other night is said, on the one hand, to be what is talked at the exclusive Whig clubs; and, on the other, to be only what is talked by Mr. Bouvoeie. Everybody-except Sir John Pakhigton-enjoycd Air. Bright's ...

... the beginning of the exercise of b magisterial power in this town under the Habeas Corpus e Suspension Act.-77le Nort/wr n Whig. n Conic, Wednesday.-A party of the constabulary, under v the command of Sub-Inspector Maxwell, of the Oharleville a district ...

... any coalitione; bte disowned any dirty coit- spiracy; lie would not be content to enter Parhlsiment as a mere Tory tool or Whig nominee. (Cheers and hisses.) If he went there ?? electors must send him free and unfettered; he would be no provincial delegate ...

... franchiso e (Hear, hear.) Had not Queen's speeches, Whig Governments, Tory Governments, Gov- oruneents of all soils, conceded that the people lead a con- stitutionalright to the franchise, anid lead(iot Whigs, Tories, and Adullamnites vied with each other ...

... of Adullaii with the Cariton. Their aii is to recruit their ranks froun the Liberal side, They would like to seduce the old Whigs fron Mr. Gladstone. an enterprise which is impraoticable so lob g as Lord Russoll is Premier. But sure of Mr. Lowe, at least ...

... believe, Abraham Amos; he was offered £16 by the Liberals. John Adcocir was paid three times by the Tories and once by the Whigs. (Laughter.) The men would rather vote for the devil than the Tories. (Laughter.) He got altogether £75, (Laughter.) He voted ...

... ConseLvative members. He believed that the Ecotch members who had done so much to advance this bill were either the nominees of Whig peers or of Radical baillies. After some further discussion, which at last became of rather a tumultuous character, the committee ...

... notes and gold. At M!oNTH'S ExrERIENoEl.-In a former paper we expressed the opiniess that any goverumeist, whether composed of Whigs or Tories, would, in the existing state of pubhie feeling, act un wisely if it met parliamenut with a cut-and-dry reform bill ...

... the Tory par ty that threw out the bill. (Hear.) I believe that had it not been for the treachery of a section of the old Whigs, the Tory party would not have thought it expedient to oppose the bill at oil, end that it was not because of the extent of ...