... of a small corruptible section th 'b whih remains unpolled at half-past three in the afternoon, wI ial no mortal'virtue of Whig or Tory can stand the temptation. sic nd The remaining Resolutions are absolutely unexceptionable. to on The object of all ...

... borouglhs thall the Whig mneasure would have t , it follows that the actual increase to the constituellcy of boroughs and counties is just tle same in both proposals s ls upon 400,000. The great difference between the two is, that the Whig Bill sought to obtain ...

... Cabinet, to have been forced into a hurried state-S is ment of an incomplete scheme, too suggestive of the question why the Whig bill of last year was rejected, if this 'be'the Conservative substitute. We regret to be ic constrained to speak in these terms ...

... i wvhich m11ay be put to broadly or too nar-ron vy but rahich are in t'heir es- sential ineiearlt truie. The arlstocratte Whigs, bac'ked fy -the 'hole Liberal pluto- clacy, are not wililg that the Radicals should have so complete an ascendancy as MHr ...

... feeling of irritation, the evil fame of them spreads, causing, apart from the madness of import- ing rabbits in sackfuls, the Whigs to sing in triumph, OhIa blindeluss to the ruters ivisely given, That each may fill the circle mark'd by Heaven. Verily we ...

... criminal lunatics. There was no other business before the House. LonD NxAS, the Conservative Chief Secretary for Ireland, like his Whig predecessor, Mr Fortescue, has produced a bill in the Hoose of Commons for the settlement of what is called'the Trish Land ...

... lation. Whether we regard it with hope or apprehen- G sion, it is an experiment still; and it is nothing e: remarkable to find a Whig Peer like Lord Stratheden fc proposing to meet one experiment by another, and gi counteract by a graduated franchise the numbers ...

... attention to the noble Earl, who sat in the Peers' Gallery earnestly look- imlg on while the weak points in the conduct of the Whigs were beimg cleverly exposed. The practical part of the Chancellor's speech, in wbhich he sketched the proposed policy of the ...

... laugh ovdr 'the nice 'a'rangement : of epithets applicabP to the .evera'i evernrueats which . have thus failed. One was pure, Whig, another r ?? l.tioD, the ,third Coneerratiethe fourth l (Lord I'aherslotsn's) a derate Liberal Governent, the last (Earl ...

... 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 ...

... a~ieviseathb dayro'hieh see's te Inl9~ei stoure, hau. trbyhavy foetr year pat ;tj 'That q zay b long eliypd-7ao jlo ,io fo' t Whig Qovernment will be all the strne nd e he iies psspcua; EVi 'oo ?? tbeik'id Te oevaiest r w ere enabled to psass a:Refornmlilin16 ...

... Will be brought forward ; but it is not likely, notwithstanding the strong influence of the Duke of Sutherland and other large Whig proprietors. There wiillhe no opposition to Mfr 0. Dncombe in the North Priding. The election trill probably take place on ...