... members assembled. It was a house divided against itself: the Whigs, if wo may exhume that ancient word, against tho Radicals. And, moreover, there were signs of odious coalition between tho Whigs and tho Conservatives to crush the Radicals thing hateful ...

... attacking the rumoured reductions in the army, says :—From times beyond the liying states- men it has ever been the same. The Whigs in office have cut down the army to a point below safety ; they have starved the service, till a Tory Government coming in ...

... the formation of the present Government that younger men and newer lights were to guide the new Administration. The ancient Whig planets which had ruled in many conjunctions of not fortuitous atoms were supposed to be banished from the new heaven. They ...

... the new Whigs in somewhere about 1775. Earl Russell thus prefaces this creed:—“ The American war and the debating power of Mr. Fox led to a renewal of party distinctions, and the new Whigs engaged in the pursuit of objects which the old Whigs never dreamt ...

... off, and his feet lacerated by being dragged along the track. He got severe injury in the back also by his fall. The Kingston Whig says the doctor hopes to bring him through safe! y. ...

... bribery in whatever shape be employed by them. There does not appear much stirring with the other party, usually called the i•' Whig side. Revising Barrister's Court.—The court for the revision of the voters' list in borough and township of Dunstable, and ...

... upon the benches around him, or at the best heard only imperfectly in other parts ot the House, the last leader of the great Whig party spoke on Tuesday with a freshness and a force which affected all who listened to him. His heart was in his words. All ...

... said Mr. Wright was quite correct in stating that he had advocated sepaiate action in committee, taking the view that the Whigs would be more likely to favor us with their sympathy, they did not ask them to take the Dunstable voters out of the county ...

... the formation of the present Government that younger men and newer lights were to guide the new Administration. The ancient Whig planets which had ruled in so many conjunctions of not fortuitous atoms were supposed to be banished from the new heaven. They ...

... point, and no doubt it was the of a party consultation amongst the whigs. Both parties course considered these questions as c° cerning their own party movements. It was y natural that the whig parly conceiving that they would lose seat for the County Bedford ...

... named for the appointmentviz.:—Mr. Cardwell, Secretary for War ; Mr. Brand, one of the members for Cambridgeshire, and lately Whig Whipper-in; Mr. Whitbread, member for the borough of Bedford ; and Mr. Dodson, the chairman of committees, who is also by virtue ...

... the nunoared redactions in the army, says : From times beyond the memory of living statesmen it has ever been the same. The Whigs office have cut down the army to a point utterly below safety they have Btarredthe service. Tory Government'coming has been ...