... Brampton magistrates »• session on Wednesday calling that body to cisc specially into consideration. Ireland.—The Belfast Northeni Whig of day makes the following satisfying announce) . There have been no further cases of this neighbourhood, and the general ...

... House under the name of Whigs, should drop their little respective quarrels and pull together for the common good. (Cheers.) There was such a thing falling to the ground between two stools, and if the Conservatives and the Whigs got quarreling such men ...

... from myself the feeling that it ia attempt to defeat Bill proper the majority of the Honse— Conservatives openly assert it Whigs Radicals who lesl open to state it though feci mortal enmity to this to bestow the powers of ruling the land politically socially ...

... going on with respect to the Reform Bill. There was such a thing as falling between two stools, and if the Conservatives and Whigs got quarrelling such men as Mr. Bright might get more than they deserved to get Mr. Kelk said he should certainly oppose Mr ...

... that I hold dearer, because the • present and eternal happiness of thousands are involved in them, than any mere opinion of Whig or Tory—and • Mr. Hodgson, if not as a representative of the city, as a kind and useful neighbour and active magistrate. I ...

... explanation. The ex-whipp in was a party to the compact, as definite and sole* as compact could be, which was made between the Whigs and Radicals just seven years ago time of the celebrated Willis's Room's meeting. J * afterwards that compact was deliberately ...

... Temple's own illustration. Borough he supposes hove 1500 members, 800 of whom are Whigs, and 700 Tories. There are three members, and as result of the cumulative plan, the Whigs return two and the Tories one of then*. lam not sufficiently acquainted with ...

... discover itself very distinctly in their opposition in Parliament ; and perhaps it is just as well th , ,t t'u•y should keep the Whigs and Liberals in check by adverse criticism rather than t.y active co-operation on great questions. SUICIDE BY A LITERARY GENTLEMAN ...

... the whipper-in to three successive Whig Governments; and, as he himself is Liberal, the amendment, one of the series of Opposition onslaughts, is certainly remarkable. But we remember that Sir W. G. Hayter was more a Whig than a Liberal, and more Liberal ...

... of are. What was M chsrehyard of to the badmouth. one, its{ NNW the hedges. It was a pinions sight Maas the weave WI *Nese @Whig on remnants sf their household /rim. with the stunned took of pante who hardly yet tbs tali fors of be min which bed overtaken ...

... without a division. It is, indeed, a thoroughly modest measure, and it deals impartially with the small seats, whether held by Whigs or Tories. Notoriously, however, it was imperfect, but it might with ease have been amended in committee, and it might have ...

... House under the name of Whigs, should drop their little respective quarrels and pull together for the common good. (Cheers.) There was such a thing as falling to the ground between two stools, and if the Conservatives and the Whigs got quarreling such men ...