... it is true that tr. Bouveriee a model Whig ofl the ancient tyle, a WeutwithMr. ladsone into the lobby ; but it is ai t6 be regrettel that anly Liberal ledr1 ol ?? onuedf theol friendship or the in- hene o th (i Whig dukedomn, to agree in the i~tatin en ...

... course is ,possible then the disesta~blishment of the Irish Church. Lord DERBY once made it a boast that he had dished the Whigs-wouldbit not be a fine i thing for Mr. DisRAzni to dish the Radicals ? OIe QOWNs do It simply enough by winning over i 8colleagues ...

... which the numbers were estimated at from 250,000 to 500,000 persons, which was provided over by John Fielden, and evidently the Whig administration were seriously alarmed. Of Richard Oastler it is impossible to speak in terms ot undue praise. He must be the ...

... occurred beyond the uprooting of a few trees. One man had a ~v,Ur narrow coca e, He had taken shelter from the rain under a tree, whig owas struck by the lightning,an potions it scat teree4 at his feet. At Prarth. the storm came on about five o'clocek. ad there ...

... reports of the debates in parliament, which he furnished to the Gentleman's Magazine, hesaid, Oh, butI alwaystook care tolet the Whig dogs have the worst of it-(laughter)-and perhaps Mr. Disraeli, when he wrote what I have just read, wrote it with such force ...