... Commission con-dder and advise upon a fair and reasonable measure of reform. Should that course bo at all objected to by the Whig party, and an amendment moved to the Address, it i® said that the Government will, in the event of being defeated, ask tho ...

... cause. We arc sorry to find Lord Houghton was at the banquet. In days gone he was Conservative. Then he became a Palmerstonian Whig ; now he has developed into Brigbthite. When Tory, he was good poet; but at Manchester he talked bad prose instead. He spoke ...