... the scheme is to that portion of it which confers from the spoils of England seats on Scotland, which k already a perfect Whig preserve, and whose aid alone the Government remain in office. It is be hoped that ordinary opposition will be offered a scheme ...

... therefore, the tota, result* of thi*Bill: The Coutitotional party gain 33 and late 44 being • balance againet them of 19. The Whig* gain and lote 33, being balance *gain*t them of 3. The Democrat* gain 18 and lote 4; being balance in their faroor of 14. ...

... through quite to easily waa expected. TheAetft IMS bad been ingeniously coatrired to throw nearly the whole repreaentation Into Whig hands, and thia little matter woold have to be set right. Sir B. Colebrooke on the other hand was delighted with Bill which ...

... question. Ireland, under Whig rule, is steadily emptying of all its available population. The late Pamn bode them go, and it would seem as if his spirit was urging them across the Atlantic. We hare the wonderful spectacle of Whig statesmen rejoicing over ...

... of prepooSng which cnnont Marty, and (2) that tom. Her jeToted lobweta still o farther explanation imperatirely called for. Whig nffiriah like the Lord the W-gloro type, may honiied at our audacity, bat can afcrd^tbeJ^^worAi^thirt in the column* of John ...