... House shouted *‘Disorder.” Suddenly, as y preconcerted arrangement, there was a simultaneous rising along the benches, and Whig, Tory, and Radical streamed ont of the chamber in hurried and straggling procession. As soon as the House was thus emptied ...

... frankness on the become if it r'iltad , may do m removing np«m:xd thus pave the way for an arrangement adar‘Lu both sides.—Northern Whig. In addition to mdmuu present existit h.?su‘::;m .‘.’l in mfim employers, the mec] - hfiel(fihvedfinfldfllt& -Lp&m of the fiftyfour ...

... his nh(pmlr.ugmhmfi‘mnnmuum that effect during the evening. woman, it should be stated, becate calm whuh-h-hndufind.—l Northern Whig, ...

... be conferred with the | spontaneity which um‘-h—.:?h qualifications IMM o! w‘ services, With Sir Wim'lllcnnodfledsg-,dm nll Whig politics, whose mehumynmm As to the paid officials, I have the very h authority for assuring on that in the meantime nothing ...

... character. It is well known that at least ten deaths have taken place, one of which occurred on Monday WA’.‘MM = fast Northern Whig, commenting on riots, says:—The veand enjastiGable Ty P g e e assailing the Catholic processionists, has once more stirred ...

... friends S sT e v m:yl-dbh&br- vfl‘hh d(),m:m ter ve .M wud;’ty. and -m'n mhh mlo,n under the open system.” The weak party, whether Whig or Tory, will thus have a chance o(euzi:‘ their man by a sort of *“fluke.” At the general election full advantage was taken ...

... amything so seridus. PROPOSED REDISTRIBUTION OF | ELECTORAL POWER. | Tuose who thought Mr Disracli, when he | «¢ dished the Whigs and passed his great Reform Bill, had settied the ever-reearring ques- | tion of the electoral franchise, must now be | di&t ...

... comfort never descended upon them, so that Lord Byron wrote of There is nathing perminent about the human race, Except the Whigs never getting into place. Well, ¢ got into place in 15830 at last, and what was theh-gh of affairs then? The Dissenters had ...