... personal and intellectual character of the House of Commons the Reform agitation would soon be put down. We are all, —Tory, Whig, and Radical, alike proud of the House of Commons, which has never so much as within the last session vindicated its character ...

... were asserted to be, but Mr. Thomas or Morgan retired in favour of Lord A. Churchill, who thus combining both the Radical and Whig forces, might be reckoned to be sure of election. But, alas, for all Liberal calculations, the same borough of Brecon which ...

... requests made or in the pleas by which they are supported. One fact is conclusive upon this point. Whilst Conservatives and Whigs alike would gladly pass a moderate measure of Reform, the northern meetings demand manhood suffrage and the ballot. other words ...

... issue of Thursday last which deserves very general attention. The borough of Reading, after having been rather too long under Whig dictation the matter its representatives, has set to work at the right end to remedy the defect. Its best working men have ...

... revision at Devonport seems to have terminated in a Conservative triumph. Of 221 Whigs objected to by Conservatives 142 were struck off; of Conservatives objected to by Whigs none were struck off. The Conservative gain in Devonport was 142, and at Stonehouse ...

... magnesia and the hairs of the husks of oats. This large stone, as it may be called, was the cause of the horse's death.—Northern Whig. Nottingham Election.—A step is being attempted in Nottingham to secure the return of Mr. Samuel Morley, of London, free of ...

... acknowledged courtesies received from various members of the Conservative Government, and gave some hard hits at the Edinburgh Whigs. A vote of confidence and thanks was enthusiastically carried. Bottling Prosecutor. —A novel mode of ending prosecution has ...