... the factory system. The speaker, well as others, several times interrupted by Mr Palfreyman, solicitor, who for some time the Whig nirent employed to support the votes of that party West Riding Revising Barristers' Courts, and a knot of Leaguers immediately ...

... to attend personally, and not having had time to peruse their speeches, we can offer no comment the meantime on this great Whig-Radical demonstration, for such it really is, though disguised under the plausible pretext of extending trade, fostering industry ...

... that will resume public life at the very point where he quitted it, namely, the cause of free trade; for in thai cause the Whig Ministry lost office ; and Lord Morpeth intends to appear the great West Riding free trade dianer oil the 31st instant.—Leeds ...

... day of the session, move for a Committee of the whole House to take into consideration the state of Ireland. Anxious as the Whig leaders may be to gain possession of the Government, we cannot believe that they will venture on such a step pending the present ...

... said before, we mean to oppose the Anti-Corn Law League, and nothing else ; and I do hope, let who will be Minister whether Whig or Tory, if one iota of protection more is proposed to be taken away from the farmers, we shall join hand in hand, and show ...

... resolutions they mean to found u Pon them have not been announced; but from the n ote of preparation that has been sounded, the Whigs Se to have determined to rest their principal attack ll pon the policy of Government upon the affairs of •eland. That they ...

... consent to dispense the favours of the Crown to those who opposed them. Those who are acquainted with the conduct of the Whigs towards Scotland, while their party was in power, will readily admit that it ill becomes them to make such charge. The debate ...

... is in possession of the floor, and is likely, we must add, for same time to remain so. Lord John Russell is playing a grand Whig march, and, conjunction with the Marquis ofNormanby, the spirit of whose motion the House of Lords we give below, is urging ...

... y reform and municipal corporations. He attacked the conduct of the Protestants on the question of education, defended the Whig Government, and pressed the Ministry, as an Irishman, not overlook the question of the Establishment. The Earl of Ripon defended ...

... will positively be made in the tariff, the House of Representatives; but doubts are entertained whether the senate, being Whigs, will not reject it. We think the chances are even that some modified tariff law will pass during the present session. In relation ...

... English Liberals with their country's greatness, the ideas of religious and civil liberty, and the names of King William and the Whig 9, were associated in the minds of the Irish Catholics with their own degradation and oppression. He traced their sufferings ...

... will put their return to power at a greater distance than before its commencement. Whatever may be the boasting of the Whig and Whig-Radical press, it must be evident that the speeches on the side of the Ministers more than met all the cavillings of the ...