... order to room fir representative+ of the constitu-606111 Whigs. Rut, notwithstanding this cordial feeling manifested by Lord and his followers, the arrangement could not be effected. The leading , Whigs who had voted Mr. that their acceptance of office under ...

... labour kw en eamiles. Lormum. • kisehrm driver, is th• of W. Tame% wwwas by Mar coma& elismed beherim hie is the wash ea the Whig% ma be pay • iiew et a Id., md Id. =Oa ...

... latter, even Mr. who is quite Exeter-hall man, gives a rebuke to the enthusiasm the member for Peterborough. Mr. \Vhalley is Whig, however, and Mr. Newde- Tory. they have changed sides, each one g -ing with bis party. Mr. has taken a corresponding seat ...

... small as to satisfy most persona that it would be almost impossibility carry the measure through in the then session. The old Whig party were offended because Lord Russell and Mr. Gladstone had sought a-Ivice and aid from Mr. Bright instead of from their ...

... to a in be Hower etpreody to the diode's came town in the river, ot that they sight not be into the wloch from It. woe very Whig in nth • hurthen. Hi. And she Mr. Hello apeered to the preparation, end nrentiorl the neater hot he the Tose thvii) not any ...

... Oxford on the Rockingham London and North Werthrn Railway, which in a verb 'bort time poor to be Isonedeo, their with their Whig entirely onistondl. It wee nearly three loads as engine from Oxford arrived, too to lave any of the euatages. Private Creation ...