... agitators. All the vacancies in the Government were given to the disciples of the Hon, Member for Birmingham, and the old Whigs. were snubbed. They had sold themselves, bound hand and foot, to their imperious taskmaster, who, unlike his accomplicee, had ...

... agitators. All the raoanoies in the Qorernment were giren to the disciples of the non. member for Birmingham, and the old Whigs were snubbed. Oorernment had sold themsslres, hand and foot, to their imperious taskmaster, who, unlike his aoeomplioes, had ...

... many peo} tion is very likely—however that has been said so often, and so it may also this time not go so far.” The Northern Whig of Saturday reports as fol- lows regarding the Belfast Linen trade :— LisENs.—The upward movement in the Cotton market to-day ...

... portions of the Seats Bill, and expressed a hope that Captain Hayter would withdraw his amendment. Mr Bernal Osborne abused the Whigs for their opposition to Government, and ex. pressed regret that the Bill of the Derby Govern- ment had not been adopted and ...

... to the clamour of peri- the swagger vacancies in the Government were given to the disciples of the hon. member for aad old Whigs were band and foot to their imperious that this was waa wedge, and that his object was to over- would be the resalt the hon ...

... _^ denouncing _^ it ' _^ _always _^ _^ and _. cverywiierc , , thtttVan _. _^ attempt ' ; . waa . _made by , ' _soine , Whig politicians to ' gct up a _public _meeting . m _^ its _^ faYOur _^ m _^ _EdmTlUJgh _^ and _^ _' _^ thatTtlio ' _O _^ ;' cl ...

... fruit of this tendency, t ay eve ore told, has been little more unweelcouce to thle Cou- rs, servatives than the Liberals. The Whig victory inl Aber- G of decreohsire is said to have so startled the modei'ate Lihe- rn in role, as to give the finriseing blocw ...

... thews overwhelming—when the Min* If *mope threatened a war , =night biome general and involve this . On the other band, the Whigs who Mare expected to vote for the Tarim were afraid to rem el anything whleb *fight being about the resignation of at each ...

... Mcmibers are to be w'as of one way of thininisig, Scotland is fisily represented arcadly. a sid This I lear froeim ill qsiarters-Whig atid 'Iory. Olte of the ters greatest politicians, and perhaps thc etost etTective orator in the House of Commonsn, on the ...

... protracted Hayter debate is that at the it bas made clearer than ever the abhorrence which and bas the Tories and the malcontent Whigs clisrish to any point and farther an effective reform. .They shrink from it in every; for Mr David violinist fibre of their ...

... Reform Bill, through the amendment, for of that there is no evidence whatever. We should even question whether the Whig instinct to keep a Whig Government in place was strong enough to induce this section of the party to accept not only the Government, but ...

... have called the bill without a friend —too moderate for the Radicals, too extreme for the Conservatives and the unofficial Whigs. Should the Ministers muster up courage enough to go on with their doomed bills, they will have against them in a division ...