... surely bad not been insincere, for he! aved great emotion when he was obliged to w hdraw his last bill. The noble earl and the Whig pirty were, ther ore, not open to the ch: In 1 1 led the noble an earnest and robust reformer upbr. lord, whe triumphantly ...

... considerable amonnt of discreditable coarseness, in the columns of the London The article was copied, without comment, into the Whig, and a namber of other journals this country; and, in reference thereto, we hav: this week received the following communication ...

... measures for improvement, based upon some constitutional and equitable principle of settlement ; but, judging from all antecedent Whig movements upon the subject, we apprehend that Earl Russell's plans of procedure will be better calculated to promote the in- ...