... tion, offered him a seat at the India Board, and from this time he continued to hold office, except for the few months the Whig administration lasted, until his death. For the next few years, however, he spoke but seldom in the house, being frequently ...

... of the Right Hon. Sir Maziere Brady, in an article reasonably complimentary to that steady adherent of every variety of Whig Government. Receiving his earliest political impressions when the Relief Act and the Reform Bill were still new and unformed ...

... agitation of the last twenty yoars owed its origin entirely to an arti- ficial demand, created by the parliamentary leader of the Whig party, when he found the popularity of his party decaying for want of a cry or a principle. For fifteen years Reform stopped ...

... fir m’’ * the Bight Hon. Sir Ma/ior- Brady,” arti.-lo reasonably cunip'.imeutaiy to that steady adherent of every variety of Whig Government. Receiving his earliest tioal in*r’-esfii*Ts when the Rilief Act the K* form Hill were still new and unformed powirs ...

... administration, offered him a seat at tho India Board, and from this time continued to hold office, except for the few months the Whig administration lasted, until his death. For the next few years, however, spoke but seldom in the house, being frequently absent ...

... other landed proprietor-*, and notably the Earl of Stair, who own broader acres thau the duke, and when unitod with the other Whig landowners in the county and the Radical interest in Edinburgh and Loithj they might at any time have presented a formidable ...

... saw tbe great necessity for it. lf the ballot was a real protection to the voter 1 think there would be few in this country — Whig or Tory, Liberal or Radical — who would disapprove of it (hear, hear). But what is the real state of the case ? Is the ballot ...

... thm K for individual fishermen to catch porpoise.**. Was ;not Mr. Bright himself five and twenty yoars making *apt.yes of the Whig aristocrats P As it is in con- tsmpl.tion to reduce the navy Mr. Drew makes a suggestion, to the effect that all the redundant ...

... s«U NV.C* - >■* conspicuously a builder's Ihv>lj, oonlah'inga A ’be presesit prices builder*’ and j. - and all Connected hid Whig; ■ 'aMeS sniornu !r»l“i ■n 4 e-’imat* ,jn» ..vl arranged for the use hviildeia, razors, and ongfiseors; anaitu .e on the con* ...

... Million. SINGULAR CON EESSION of WIPE MURDER. Read LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. Sixty Column, of Latest News for One Penny. THE WHIG and TORY PISHING BILL. Read LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. Sold everywhere. Sale upwards of Half a Million. MR. REVERDY JOHNSON ...