... George Grey at the Home Office, and Lord Rus- sell, if not in the Foreign Office, yet over it. Mr. Bright himself owns that a Whig Ministry, such as would probably come into power now, would not at all suit him, and that it would, as he puts it, want constantly ...

... feted by his constituents in Kilkenny, and delivered a speech which related principally to the Irish land question Tories and Whigs, he said, had been humbume t ed pie upon that subject. - the Peo- on An important ?? meeting was held at he Bolton on Sunday ...

... all the divisions which had taken place onl the questiods regarding the representation of thle pleople he had voted with the Whig party, end catching some of the earnestness which had lisen manifested onl the subject, he had gone up to the house of Commnons ...

... at any rate, reduce the stock-in-trade of grievances upon which a certain class of politicians make market. The Nforthser'n Whig speaks of the obvious sincerity of the book. It is truthful in every page ; the Queen has written as she thought and ...

... hence. They are well aware that the project of paying the Irish priesthood has long been the one measure on which otlicial Whigs and official Tories are most niearly agreed. The Vatican has been sounded again and again, o///cisieesient if not officially ...

... to himself one resolution. Since the tinme when Lord Russeil after finding that the doctrine of finality would not keep the Whigs in power, launched a new doctrine-viz., reform in Parliament-the country had been pestered with the subject-(lauchter and ...

... the franchise to one million. He never did point out the line from the five million who were to receive the franchise. The Whigs and Radicals had never introduced into Parliament any measure which recognised the right of the working men to the franchise ...

... t'y ire thiugh ineffectually, to add seveis new voteS tl strength of their adversaries; for Scotlaond seti-l5 ZI' any save Whigs and Radicals asits represoentaiv to) I miDster,-L.s,,;ZiN Coreps4.,, If ?? ; Printed and published for EDWAeD Bxrxics A)NDt ...

... or per. haps will not exist, and it will be possible for him to find a new set of colleagues bevond the list of established Whig hacks. He has now a splendid opportunity of setting himself right with the coan- try, if it is in him to mend his ways and ...

... o'wn credit nor for the public advantage that they should remain at their posts. Beth begun their public and active career as Whigs and Reformers, and if to EAkRL RussELL belongs the statesmanlike skill of drafting and conducting the first -Reform Bill, to ...

... municipal borough of Huddersfield. Ho rernarked on the muanner in which Huddersfield had been dealt with by the Cociservatives, Whigs, and gsiwa Radicals in respect to the representation, and spoke of the change that would be effected under the new constituency ...

... Secretary for Ireland from 1830 till Mearch, 1833; Sec- retary of State for the Colonies from then until July, 1834, when the Whig Appropria- tion Bill, for confiscating- the property of the Church of Ireland, drove him, along with Sir JAMES GRAHA31, the ...