... determined hostility to the Reform bill in every stage. They are no doubt greatly incited to this course by the example of the Whig deserters.' The country, however, will probably speak out before the second reading. Already great meetings have been held ...

... mistaken, Sir, this is a very easy task. There is in the midst of us one whom the advanced Liberal foal not on I the most moderote Whig cannot refuse, the whin of a House famed for ages in the annals of Liberty; the son of one who is finishing a well spent life ...

... Hay, 186; majority for Denman, 46. SUNDERLAND EtecrlON.—Close of the Poll, Wednesday.—Candlish (Radical), 1 430 ; Fenwick (Whig), 1,296 ; majority for Candlish, ]34. TEE Ammer. MEETING OF THE Nary:Mat Bretz Assoetaeroe was held on Wednesday. The Duke ...

... delight. It answers their purpose admirably, and we cannot help thinking that the Liberal member for Chester—the heir of the Whig Marquis of Westminster—must feel somewhat ashamed of himself, when he reflects that he has in fact put himself forward to do ...

... thought proper in committee, and that Lord Derby was in a better position to pass the measure through the House of Lords than a Whig Administration. As to the principle of a reduced franchise, he made this explicit statement:— The government bill had one ...