... 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 ...

... moderate Liberal principles to support which you were elected? Then, without any compromise of principle, on either side, those Whigs who preferred the interests of their country to their party, might gradually lend their talents and administrative ability ...

... 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 ...

... tBe _pceaeD _. t _^ _thB- ' _leading ni&h . who Fat ' on _. 'the _other-side of / the . _HousetoiiCltr . ' . the _name _of Whig 8 ; Bhould ' _d _^ _op _; _. _tue _^• _; _'litsIQ _^ _qtianel , and _pull _• _ttgeth ' er _'' for . the _ commo ' n _, - ...

... Whipper-in for the Liberal party in the House of Com- mons, and bearing a name, as the Times says, justly honoured among the Whigs, so that there must be something very faulty in the Ministerial proposals be- fore a man ao faithful to the traditions and ...

... 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 ...

... therefore, in thinking that the proposed union of the Conservative party and the Constitutional Whigs might work pretty well in the national interest. A Constitutional Whig is a safe man. His professed aim analagous to our own, though he takes a different way ...

... Sir Rainald will be ready with his clauses, if the IlJ arrives for considering them in committe®’ their defeat taught the Whigs nothing’ / j next night they were equally detertf 1 opposing the very moderate safegoa , which Mr. Yiyian and Mr. BuxTON to ...

... is/NW/a/kw was *wed bg. Me Lowe, Lied Elcho, Mr B. Oilmen% and-i-eisegular to MM - raiir 11 - Peel, who 0•1 1 /0 in broken with the Whig party. In twmarsix members were in the majority against the Ministry on Meade!. ~ _ _,_ , . N be takes as a , of the six pumps ...

... uncompromising advocacy of what he believes to be right. If he had not had this firmness, he might have attained office among the Whigs, before Jim Crow Tories filled the places won by Liberals. There is no person more consi- derate in council than Mr. Roebuck ...

... the Government on the Reform Bills, to accept office, and with that object to iuvite the co. operation of the ninstitutional Whigs upon conditions which wnuld lw honourable to both partie.. The :assumes that one of the conditions that would be honourable ...

... might have taught him that Mr. Bright was the devoted serf of the Whigs, and that however ill might be treated or neglected he would always support them against the Tories. Whereas, the Whig-Conservatives are gentlemen—men of position and estate, who would ...