... Master* Is may form of ddlinatioa Of social scs I do set sera* to say thet heroes of Vsls& he sits their seam bat amen sad {Whig the fesemed Nasal. bay of elsogymee—Dentel ftilimes WUliars Par Wales% David lam ethes—wla mai MA of the &aft& meat by the ...

... add that the ha. with doubt, be. n teetered by int.! p Trous for Nominate purses, ve to imagioe that Clag ha e ks danger in Whig pork a &i.jr bi n g.o s daMpr SA the terr hle bantam od4z,, hi eadarsioad, mitt tamtliscoverable by • mcitrtneet has occur ...

... single representative, and Wycombe which has only about 8,000 inha- bitants, to continue in the undisturbed posses- sion of two Whig members. And we will add, if a population of 8,000, and a grouping of 15,000, are to confer the right of the franchise, why ...

... Government really meant legislation on the matter, or whe- ther it was a mere cry got up for the purpose of adding strength to the Whig party. The heat of the debate and the sternness of the opposition, however, have liquified the current in Ministe- rial views ...

... as the political world was then for the most part either Whig or Tory. Re- . form, however, turned Tories into Conservatives, and created a great Liberal party, nominally harmony with the Whigs, but neveitheless independent ot them. Hence the Carlton ...

... at Faaarth - tot 15 days, to prevent bat thillised. and ea wont to diff Docks. 1a of a may sr nib was charged to likheabeed, Whig and to spumy, To Caudill Penarth the charge of • may per mile, the owner lading his own wagons. the between the Great Wastage ...

... u» Brighton, was fatally injured a few days ago by the tall of chandelier in his dining-room. The Queen (says the Northern Whig) has made rery liberal and large purchases of Irish poplin for the wedding trousseau of the Frinoess Helena. The death is announced ...

... could we expect the administration to spread net for themselves, and to so redistribute seats as to impoverish the Liberal and Whig pai ty P Absit amen! It is not in nature that a Government should be so foolish. Foi my part, I look upon the Seats Bill as ...

... oaoeltent oontemporary remarha that to hoped that >«us question of reform may settled onoe for ril, which may eaturfy the both f Whigs and foriaa, and yet not altogether nadernuna the fonndationa of the Scripture.” The well'known Angel Inn, Cambridge, was finally ...

... introduced bv the Secretary for Ireland on Monday. This matter has been on previous occasions a favourite though futile object ot Whig Mr. Chichester Fortesoue, with every good intention, may yet find his measure consigned to that limbo whioh has engulfed so ...

... most remarkable and eventful in the annals of English politics. The two great parties in the State, the Conservatives and the Whigs, were arrayed against each other in a pitched battle. The ground upon which it was given and accepted was the Ministerial Reform ...

... will permlit stncb at one-sided and partisan measure to become the law of the land, No wonder that tle Gros- veliors and other Whig proprietors object to be inadie cats-paws of by MIr. Bright and his party, and to suffer their just rights to be transferred ...