... lution vsas unanirously passed in favour of making an p.inest- a test question at the general election, and dedaring that no Whig or Tory should receive support tiniless'he pledged himself to support an amnesty. . . M.-.GLASTxoz ov OLD-AEa PI Tnsr6s.-Mr ...

... simply be making provision for the bolition of. a order in Ireland, and to endow in' competenee and illiteracy. Te Northern Whig (Unionist) says :-The bill, taken as a whole, is a long step in the right direction, and a great improvement on what it undertakes ...

... fellow- townsmen. Councillor Lancaster would never give his:. political conscience into the keeping, of, e~verybody, not .-even a Whig Duke. Some people' -even in Birmingham were born toadies,- aind; when they could not get a peer to perform on they fell E to ...

... biased away at every s-ccssive measure -of . reform, and bad only, signalled its- triumphi. Were - the principles of the - 'Whig party . `so dead in the breasts of those who one professed them 1 'that theyaccepted or tolerated such lingiage -as this ? ...

... (Lod isrial cheers.) The right, hon. member for Derby, in his peroration of his previous night's speesb, asked where the Whigs were, and he referred to -Eo and Burke, to Russell and Pyi ; and, looking round, lie seemed to seek on the heck benches the ...

... civil freedom, but reiiu eqtiy hydenoncd'he spirit by which language of the kind heba referred to was dictated. As for the Whigs, whjere were they? Ji there was a subject on whic th Whp bytraitinisd Rriniple were hound it wsteqeion of regigons'egimiity ...