... why he wes a party to a choge o rhich he had denounced. The Toi ss stiffejed from their resistance to Reform in l832,; the W'higs were rewarded by a large ma. jority ; end he did not wish that theeo things should be repeated in 186F. The Liberasls have ...

... Mhrylebone, in the eventof Mr Harvey Lemis resigning his seat. Mr Milner Gibson is also expected to be put forward by thie Whigs. A telegrgam f, om Athens announces that the Priklce and Prirncess of Wales arrived in that ancient city on Tuesday. A cor ...

... vary !d very much in the shade of political opinion which they represent; and for my part I shall be very much ausiprised if Whig landowners and great commercial nmagnates are foumd willinuttocoscur in every measure a. which another section of their party ...