... supposed that the feeling in favour of Reform among tbe labouring class has greatly increased since the throwing out of the Whig Reform Bill, which Mr. Bright is always styling the honest one, but which he is now obliged to admit would have been, as measure ...

... popular. The elections have long been decided there by a compromise between parties, and a Whig has generally sat with a Conservative by mutual sufferance. The Whig party in the town, if they had been really in earnest, could probably have secured Mr. Pocock’s ...

... the leader of a party; and if the Whig party, or at least that portion who follow him, wish give them one telling proof of their incompetsocs, I should say, yon are green enough to listen to Bright.—(Cheering.) Tbs Whig pasty ate naturally of a bad complexion ...

... ambition of Lord John Russell led the House of Commons to overthrow Lord Derry’s Administration, the express promise that the Whigs would give the country better bill than that which had been introduced the Conservatives. Lord Derby’s bill was not without ...

... old seat for Buteshire, which has been so often used for this purpose the Conservative party, is no longer available, since Whig influenoes have begun to prevail in the county. The leading proprietor in the district is too busy losing his money in frantic ...

... calamities, will gradually be restored to order and prosperity. We are now reaping the crop of that seedtime of distrust in which Whig rulers so long held the moderate loyal party in Ireland when they refused to the willing middle classes of the large towns ...

... fixed or dear belief; or else, has, practically, no government As one consequence of this feeling, the Government, whether Whig or Tory, grows more and more shy of even naming the Church in the House Commons. Evils and faults appear, in the recent case ...

... but we look to their lathers, the Apostles, as our euide. I am, Sir, yours, Ac., Dm. 26,1866. A LAYMAN. Mb. Low* and the Whigs.—A strange story ia tha muds with to o( tha alUmoU thing nav aoubißatioßa paapaiatocy to oomiageeSatL lb. Lows hia triaoda ...

... the two great parties which have divided the American Republic, have been, the Democrats, who may be likened to the English Whigs; and the Republicans, who are often, in America itself, styled Radicals. The doctrinal difference between them is not great; ...

... some which ezeited much attention at public meetings of tha Natural History and Philosophical Booiety of Belfast.— Northern Whig, Tub Isthmus of Suez Canax.—By reliable rawirsd w* Haora that the work* the Suez Canal an bring aotifri; oairiad forward by ...

... , in 1830, that no Beform was needed, and that Beform should given, threw ont the Tory Ministry of that day, and gave the Whigs possession of the Government for mote than ten years. But Mr. Disraeli is different man from the Iron Duke.” He has no inclination ...

... an opportunity of enjoying the honours and emoluments of which they had so long been deprived by the unkind fates. —Northern Whig. Death on a Railway Platform from Ex- citement.— On Saturday an inquest was held at on Martha Robinson, aged 24, who dropped ...