... _solely with the view of getting the men _most lib be _serviceable to the _public _. _Politically , you wS among _them both Whig and Tory ; _ecclesiaa _: there _is both Churchman _and Dissenter . Sa they aie men _of experience and _position _. _Thee _amount ...

... beat but a remote chance for their life. Nothing that could possibly have happened would have spread more dismay among hungry Whig place-holders than this apparently reasonable amendment. Ha d an open foe attacked them thus they could have understood it ...

... @ in the House of Commons the threatened amendment to the new Reform has been by Mr or by any of his allies, but by & great Whig family, of Westminster, gon of the the Ministers, aud pearl 1080, from bench would move as an amendment to the that ho that ...

... _' s _amendment , it might be found in the notice ; _unparalleled in Parliamentary _experience , given ' last night by an cx-Whig official . Sir William Hutt will propose that the Franchise Act , though _passed _, _shall not take _effect until a bill for ...

... order; no one would listen to him. In 1797 he gave up the attempt, and from that time till 1830, the question, forsaken by the Whigs, was' left to the RAdicals, headed by Sir F. Bnrdett; nor were the public much more anxious on the subject. In 1821 only nineteen ...

... the tied anal buried cake and sepulehres,:lll4 the Milled rot's and 'no:mimed:, of th, Bible lauds. e evidence wituptilliel Whig placed chiefly Wargo I expensive books, has been hitherto mainly rig Ode to the atlleent, and beyond the reach of the ge majority ...

... even before this decisive step was taken ; but that the blow should have been dealt by the representative of one of the old Whig houses was a startling confirmation of its worthlessness. For ray own part, I have always been loss to understand how any wholesale ...

... adopted this view of the case, which would gratify all parties, excepting perhaps Mr Bright. He has against him the leading Whig families in the House Commons and the first-class Liberal journals—as the Times, the Morning Post, the Pall Matt Gazette, the ...

... yew 1177411er the Theatre el At Port Prise. in the laland winter. Wastewater's tragely played in the French All the mem ear. Whigs, were either airwthy re lie but the Moor himself had • white face. On Monday evening Quit. B.oyal ('nor. Prince. ot Vides and ...

... single-barrelled bill, has often been predicted, and will neither palatable to Parliament nor the people. To our thinking, the Whigs should either have grappled with the whole question the representation or left it altogether alone. The reduction of the franchise ...

... likely to receive its worst wounds in the house of its friends. On the second reading, Earl GROSVENOR, a leading and influential Whig, is to move an amendment to the effect that it is not expedient to deal with the question of Reform until the Government intentions ...

... extensive if not fundamental con- d etitution of the lovernmentb.. The elimination of tawo such pure Whigs would dissolve the allegiancA e of the Whig. party .to the remaiuing portion of-the The probability is, that a succession of peae -Governmeuts would ...