... Why, a motion made by the Hon. Member for Sheffeld (Mr. Ioebuck), who was supported on that occasion by the lower of the old Whig party. (Cheers. ) What overthrew the Government of Lord Palmeraton? Why, a motion from below the gangway brought forward by ...

... SSmS ,ro ,h I*7 Placing the of ...

... —namely, the withdrawal of Lord Russell from this House. He left this House, and I hays never heard sinew that Parliament or the Whig party, as reoewnted by Lord Russell, brcike any vow; and I want *snow what has been the conduct of the party an thine benches ...

... themselves for a continuance of prices considerably above those cur- rent of late years. BELFAST ':RADE REPORT. lerom the Northern Whig of Saturday. LINZNS.-The trade is very quiet, and without much quotable change in prices. A concession would, in many classes ...

... the Manchester Gisardian quia of stated in some of the was not at the Mar pose that done in any ie love of trigue, One the Whigs are in the Te Ganger of going to if will upon it, or as they put it, to chow their will- ingness to alter, ‘that they have ...

... Government because they took advice of this side of the House, and did not confide the advice of certain powerful members of the Whig party. I think measure which ia supported by the house Buasell and the house of Devonshire, and among its supporters the Howards ...

... Reform who are attempting to defeat the Franchise Bill toying it does not go fsr enough. Earl Grosvenor, the eeion of greet Whig family, has tabled amendment That this Home, while ready to consider, with view to its settlement, (be question of Parliamentary ...

... twice of bribery, or whenever it could be shown that the represents. tion had fallen into the hands of a nenghboutng ?? te, Whig or Tory, or wherever any inlaences were found at work interfering with the freedom of eletion, should either be wholly dyi ...

... Liberal party, and therefore I gave ap ti whole question of reform.” He left this house. I neve heard that Parliament or the Whig party, as represente by Lord Russell, broke any vow; and I want to know wha has been the conduct of the party on these benches ...

... Hence Mr. Gladstone spoke on Thursday night withalmost exuberant confidence of the defeat of the coalition of mal- content Whigs and Tories, and of the success of his Electoral Franchise Bill. There is no gift more rare than that of being able to read ...

... AND 311 aro 441 • •TC2 II MSIST. STIWIPLICHASIS. thoughts-the devices-the flashes of mirth-the spi- that'nothing sheen gie Whig, ' . a etiv; Arne 111 IiTILINT. AT G.A &LETO?: HILLIS, of Voliaire, oonxbined with tie inset* sad shame a s that he o n the ...

... consultation with the Whig party. (Cheers.) If the Noble Lord would allow me, uin a perfectly friendly manner, to give him ad. vice, it would be this-the course which he is taking is a course which tends to drive important persons in the Whig party from. their ...