... the physicmdimpouibiity af room to.- Rlipre tLifn' a limitdM' number ' jtii circubusbed , preeincts.' B'rooks'A maitain with Whig Adigfity`' it'. anfiezbli' lib itatim'at ' 500, 7vhich excludes 'ofdeessitypoorei of piere and 9onpionere -of undeniable elIgii' ...

... of a proba- bility and almost a certainty, that a Tory Govern.. 1tent was about to propose to Parliament a scheme which no Whig, Liberal, or Democrat had ever yet had the confidence to submit to the represen- Uives of the people. It i ecarcely neceery ...

... of be Charles Villiers, Richard Cobden, John d, Bright, Lord John Russell, the Marquis of Lansdowne, anid the-leaders of the Whig and W Liberal party. The corn laws were supported 30 with great determination by Lord Liverpool, it FredeiiekRobinson(afterwards ...

... years. and during the whole 20 years the Whigs had I made reform a party cry, with no intention whatever of , corryino a bill, and only using It as a dcor to lock the Con- i servatives out of offices. The Whigs never wished to pass a I xeform bill; but ...

... suffrage we won't take from you less thai L household suffrage in-full. (Loud applause.) Of 'the two he preferred the Tory to the Whig. The aristocracy of money wanted to get just such a Reform Bill as would, turn. tha balance of power against the aristocracy ...

... the world except the Great Eastern, there are several vessels of greater tonnage-the Istrian' being a comparatively narrow ?? Whig. Mr. William JosB, leather mexchant, who died suddenly on' Saturday morning, had taken out a life policy for £200 with the ...

... they ,ny cl themnselves by the old names, will be new tits ian the house and in the nation,4lnd the places of the ancient Whigs and Tories will know th no more. allf ai this, and much more, the brisk fighting of to night has given evidence. Governmeut ...

... Dr. Livingstone had bee, Murdered by a Zulu tribe near Lake Nyassa. I ?? LOSS OF A GLASGOW AND DUBLIN STEAMER. We (Nortksrn Whig) regret to announce that intellgence has been received in Belfast, fro which it is to be feared that the fine new paddle steamer ...

... a resolute bid for office, and they may really go further than their friends and the Adullamiteo, together with the old Whigs, would like. Still, humiliating as is their position, and thoroughly inconsistent with anything like political conscientiousness ...

... discrimination shown in exercising it. If a man is willing to do the t dirty work of a candidate, whether the latter be a :Whig or a Tory; that Is no reason why he should be held up as a model of public virtue and morality. L et the candidate pay him ...

... helped to reject a very mode- rate measure of Reform because Mr. BRIGHr readily accepted it. He had given his advice to the Whig Premier, and the Conservatives showed their hatred of both by trampling under foot a project approved by Earl RU SSELL and ...

... he had always been a Reformer, and that he was glad to take part in that nrght's proceed- ings. He felt rather glad that the Whig ministry were tarned out of office last yea-, for be did not consider that the bill they brought in was a good one.-(Hear, ...