... It is against this contingency i, had brought bear on, the duties of hU office, the the Conservatives and the ConsUtutioual Whigs. who no doubt in the coming session will rally to where all hand, “piped ’ an,l grogged for some tune the side Of the Conservatives ...

... s evident wish avoid all that might endanger the success of the Bill - his statement about the doleful anxiety of the old Whigs—all show how very far from sanguine even he is of the passing of such a measure during the coming session. Prussia evidently ...

... higgery was a dying condition, and that at Hull in consequence of the storm. 'I he force of the days were past in which the Whig party should the wind blew down large building in un- | ru over Britain. But who could have expected finished state, which ...

... obedient p S.—Those who wish aid in this honourable work sddress line to me. Tune* and Mirror office, Smallstreet The Northern Whig has the following paragraph; ••We regret to learn that the great Irish writer is sufferin' under severe physical infirmity ...

... pleased all reformers who heard it; and he might also mention his friend Mr. (hear, hear). These were not men taken from old Whig families, nr placed in position simply bccau*.- had names and affluence ; but men who had fought their wav up to that position ...

... that the probaudi of ! excluding anybody from the franchise lay solely with the advocates of exclusion, and by a group of old Whigs who, if exclusion be not their principle, have no raison d'etre. Then there is the Jamaica question, on which the Ministry ...

... cabins were full that could riot But that solemn hour millions money would have and would sometimes dispute against his masters Whig- accommodate her, a result that, at that time, been accounted valueless, and to return must have resulted , gery, though an ...

... n is the more j I clear when it is remembered that the removal a j semi -Conservative like Sir Robert Peel, and a moderate Whig like Mr. Mutt, made room for these d am'fo. All subsequent indications point in the same direction. While a deputation designed ...

... schedules as before. Of course members will stand up for their boroughs. But, adds the leading journal, if the sacrifice of twenty Whig seats will procure the disfranchisement of many Conservative seats, and somewhat more |K*pular franchise besides for the whole ...

... trifled with it. was afraid of it politically, and Ireland may have to pay very seri. ously in formidable insurrection for Whig Radical rinesse and party fears. Would the Duke Wellington’s Administration or Sir Robert Peel’s (think you) have allowed it ...

... Brightism which seems to have enlisted Earl Russell and Mr. Gladstone in its support, and which will unite the old constitutional Whigs and the moderate Conservatives. He anticipates for this new: party not yet formed, but represented by Sir Robert Peel, Lord ...

... Peel, was a man of good sense and great experience while Sir William Hutt, though nothing brilliant, was asjund constitutional Whig, holding moderate opinions. Here then is a considerable amount of loss in debating power, administrative experience and ability ...