... lengthy debates on Reform, which to no measure; and it is to be regretted that attention wee not given to the acceptance by the Whigs, at the private meeting in December, lbP, of the proposed household suffrage with a year's raidenes, which might have been ...

... plan proposed the I Reformers of asking great deal in hope of securing at least something, is clearly not in fa\ our with the Whigs. The Berlin correspondent of the Times the unhandsome dismissal of the , which,like the rostof the mercenary bands in the Uto ...

... were presented by one of the local gentry, in the presence of a large concourse of people. CROPS IN IRELAND. The Northern Whig says :—lhe fine weather of the past few days has inspired a more cheerful spirit in the reports of our correspondents this ...

... extent of the damage done thereby will not be known until digging-ont has ended, which will not be until next month. Northern Whig. The Tale of a Dog.— Le Petit Journal of Paris, which contains from time to time some very strange stories indeed, has the ...

... vast numbers, could do much by uniting similar bodies in other parts of the kingdom. He had throng sense that the day was fast whig see the triumph their cause, and he though he be blind or foolish, indeed, who was not willing that v t iss ue which was now ...

... : tarn out the Conservatives and bring back Whigs? There can be no misapprehension on this m& Mr. Bright is not sjumping the country on beof Reform. His clients are not the working classes, but the Whigs, and be h::vh‘ not to win + household suffrage ...

... well the British Church of England man. Gladstone, of course, knows all this but he wishes to be in power ; and as he has no Whig kings and queens in his hand he hopes to I win the game with the Radical knave. and | Stag Devon and Somemet.— The meet on ...

... of %& lwlo:::Mflv-.—Ywhlh Mregistration revision at Devonport seems to bave terminated in a “ Conservative triumph.” 0f221 Whigs objected to by Conservatives 142 were struck off ; of Con-nfivuobj“bbL'hip none were struek off. The Conservative gain in Devonport ...

... better chance of a really good and comprehensive bill from a Tory Ministry than from a iheral one, inasmuch as though the Whigs could carry a bill for the extension of the suffrage, they could not carry one for a redistribution of seats ; whereas, on ...

... qualifications for seat in the Bristol Council are well-known. So far as municipal affairs are concerned we desire to know neither Whig nor Tory. The man who is able to advocate and willing to promote local improvements—to widen our streets, to improve the entrance ...

... revision at Devonport seems to have terminated m a 'Conservative triumph. Of 221 Whigs objected by Conservatives 142 were off; of Conservatives objected to by Whigs none we™ struck off. The Conaervativ® gain in 42, and at Stone-howo m Devonport ...

... hflnomeom 'bierfluyow,i-mhfi.. farther prosecution of Mr. Eyre. The committee, it appears, have resolved to udcrhkotlnt-k.w by the Whig as well as by the Conservative Government. “?ono purpose (says the Standard) are they warned not to make fools of themselves ...