... among Gowcot agricultural labourers have flowed in so abun- dantly that all the tw enty-eight men on strike have been the Whig Peers. Earl Grey objects to a mere declaratory suppo rted. The farmers have given the increase in some resolution, which he ...

... will take it the beet two rare to ether them I can boy geode' reek Wee Or markets ; sem are obliged to Mrs asks r meet bills Whig des this well. No lest ties beak, amber of retailers bar stepped mime I larded. TOO wrk beak Yard liZtrolia• 'germ the ter ...

... place more than Reform. His chief solace for the wkole tog of Reform appears to be the fact that thereby has dished the Whigs. Wednesday the liberal party, led Mr. WCSTT, tried to justice Ireland in the matter of her national University, but were prevented ...

... parties have evidently lost heart and life, and the will of the nation has taught them what to do. The Review considers the Whigs are at an end, but that the Liberal party in future (Radical) will be more vigorous and powerful than ever. A letter appears ...

... alteration as possible. It would seem from the crop of amendments of which notice has been given, however, that a number of ultra-Whig and Conservative gentlemen are most desirous to effect the mutilation which Lord Derby so much dreads. There are all sorts ...

... Parliament; and it was stated that the noble Karl gave no defence of his measure, but said, Don't you see how it has dished the Whigs V' The Duke of Mvklborough wound up the evening's proceedings with a defence of the Ministerial Measure. Tuesday night the ...

... Mr. Price, M P.) That Bill, in spite of all that might be said by the Liberal party, had been most violently opposed by the Whigs in the House of Commons, and it was entirely through the energy and exertions of a Conservative Government that these benefits ...

... performed important services for England. It is very necessary that they should be chosen from both sides —the same number of Whigs as of Tories ; and above all do I wish that they should be well-educated men and of high character, who, as I have already ...

... counsel together the other day ; and that its object was solely and simply the upset of the Government and the return of the Whigs to power. He found, he said, that there were ten boroughs returning one member each with a population of less than 5,000, the ...

... |, nevertheless, the party-support which was given to f a this amendment does inevitably suggest the sus- |picion that the Whig Peers desired to snatch a party triumph, or, failing that, wished to leave the |] way open for a reopening of the Reform question ...

... Hall, Dining Room, Drawing Room. Breakfast Parlour and Library, all these Rooms are aged ap with vouch taste with modern /Whigs. The Chambers am lofty and shy, and are eight in number, fitted with cupboards. and baths supplied with but and cold water ...

... ironical laughter.) That bill, in spite of all that could be said by the Liberal party, had been most ardently opposed by the Whigs in the Rouse of Commons, and it was entirely through the energy and exertions of the Conservative Government that its benefits ...