... sooner was the subsidy refused than the cry of Justice to Ireland was raised from one end of the island to the other, and the Whig Government was denounced in the strongest possible terms. Ministers were assailed in Parliament by Irish members of all parties; ...

... Members began to look around theta and draw breath. There is little wonder if they are astonished at their own handiwork The Whigs, acting as if they had been spiteful at the success with which the Conservatives were dealing with Reform, had bent all their ...

... history of Reform. Mr M:'Laren, at Edinburgh, entered very fully 'into the subject, ad- ducing statistics as to the attendance of Whig and Conservative Members at the different divisions on the question during last session, and hitting his colleague, Mr Moncreiff ...

... The effect of their adop- tion would have been to change the entire character of the bill, to transform it into the old stock Whig measure with which the country is so familiar. The Government have shown every disposition to make sac- rifices so as to pass ...

... last !,ill and illnt fa t laeasesre out of which e'acrao; e'tV Sold 1) kllocked in debate, andl t cthlng left bitt the old Whig proposal, ceald lie ruinI to the Cabinet. As the con- ?? 'tSs oTgii'lle, smiall inzducement was necessar. ?? it was foueld ...

... 4istory according to the -old fahion found it a vety difficult feat. - Do they, fr. xile, believe, Thatinuediately after the fis .Whig efforts weead t extend the se tteet of 1832, that, then the-first glimpse of a Hquse hold Sufage measure dawned :pqn the Tory ...

... agricultural interest is surely en- titled to some share in the representation of the country, -whether its politics may be Whig, Radical, or Conservative, and such interests should not be overwhelmed by great cities such as Glasgow. Under the operation ...

... back-bone. outwards, and what-Iis' more, a thinking -Liberal, with strong decided: views on a ':the 'grea questions' that the Whigs are airing with immense complacency now that their grand staple, the Fiarichise, has been disposed of. Mr Duff' a autumn ? ...

... to us that upon such an important question the Ministry ought to assume the responsibility. It will be remembered that the Whig mea- sure of last year was defeated upon this very question. Lord Dunkellin moved on the 15th of June last, on the consideration ...

... and encourage the Irish malcon- tents, and which should raise the largest sums of money in furtherance of their cause, The Whigs or Federals, represented ?? Seward, nowv Secretary of State; the extremie Radicals and Abolitionists, represented by Mr Horace ...

... ebid-blooded manner. Had -the League any reason to expect thisat hisi: hands? Were there not-eneies sufficient ..among luke-warm Whigs. and Tories. oftho ' ?? days,. willing and ready to sneer or strike at the new Reformovemeut which' -theteague has in anticipation ...

... the Universities. It is equally liberal 'to the counties, and though. it only gives -two -mem- Ibers to the burghs, while the Whig pisaure. gave three, the allocation is a great deal better. It was unfair that Edinburgh should have had a third member, and ...