... abolition of second-class carriages and the reduction of first-class fares. A Birmingham correspondent says :—Conservatives, Whigs, Liberals, and Radicals all agree that the Royal fete at Birmingham has demonstrated the one important fact that the hardware ...

... humiliating to see the scramble for the lead among a of gentlemen whom no one Was willing to follow.' He wound np by abusing the Whigs 4nd asking . what they had done for the Liberal cause? Becoming. oicited on this dangerous topic he denied . their right to ...

... not the four hundred. Mr. LEATHAiq'S home truths did not spare those members of his party who had offended him. , Let the Whigs be conciliated by all means, he exolaimed, adding with cruel candour with office in view that has never -proved an impossible ...