... offence upon which whoso shall fall isnay be broken, but on whomsoever it shall fall it shall grind them to powder. He urges the Whig auistocracy. also frons motives of prudence, to agree to the Reforisa proposal of the Govern. ment : The aristocracy of this ...

... well as genius and eloquence?' It was he who when the heir of a great and noble Whig house rose to move a hostile amendment put up the head of a still greater and nobler Whig House to answer and confute him. It was the Chan- cellor of the Exchequer who ...

... consider the new Reform Bill, was held in this city on Friday night, when a very large gather- ing of all classes of the citizens, Whig, Radical, and Tory, assembled on the occasion, Mr. T. Southall, the Mayor presided, and amongst those present were the Members ...

... and Derby) oppose themselves to this mode- rate and just bill. If, he said, Lord Grosvenor should succeed in dissevering the Whig nobility from the great popular party in the country, and if he should put all the dukes and the nobles of the land on one ...

... surely had not been muineinere, for hie betrayed grat emton when he was obliged to withdraw his last bil. Tbe noble Earl and the Whig Party wore), Itheref ore, not open to this elsarge. In .18431, an earnest and robust Reformer upbraided the noble Lo(rd, 'who ...

... tightened, to the power of our kings. At the Bevolution our Government became virtually a Bepublic, administered by the great Whig families: but this Republic was hedged in by the social influence of the Crown on one side, and by the political influence ...

... fehiow-cuntrysusen. It could t ot oe thought a bill of tis character could have been brought in w%,ithouit conssutltinig the Whig ?? and there could rot be aainsh danger in t bill brooght in by a mesber of ?? house r .of Bedford, and sup- Ilo denie~ ~ ~~Or ...

... had he to do with praising anything foreign- and democratic ? This comes of 2 his Lancashire blood, and his want of noble 'Whig ancestry. ' To me however, an outsider, the remarks had the ring of true metal; The hite civil war has impressed me deeply ...

... been whispers of defection from the Liberal ranks every day, if not every hour, and it is quite the Foshion amonug the old Whigs and county members aehuo intend to divide with the Government to say that they menmi to stick by their party, but that they ...

... yet declared, nor likely to be decllred until the vote, are under- stood to include representatives of SonIC of the great Whig..bouses,V'such as the Fitzgeralils, Dovers, Camntens,. arI Sniffolks. Four or five of the Scotch Liberals arc aso said to' ...

... political power, barely counterbalanced by the unanimity of the county representatives. He made a strong appeal to the moderate Whigs to be wise in time, and not to surrender themselves in abject submission to the Government. Mr. J. S. MILL, in a telling speech ...

... the working man, that wasfeared, [Cheers.] As to their member he could not gather fromn what he had sold, Nwhether bie was Whig. rTory, or Eadical. [Laughter.] All he (tile splealer gahe )i wen Mrt. Grant Was ?? there, was that hr antejd IDI.I. to his ...