... with deep danger. Mr. Hums thought a middle term might be introduced teeing& defended the petition ;it was he said founded on Whig advantage. He contended that aproper al- precedent. The prayer of the petition was for a reform teration of these duties would ...

... inhabitants of the town to enquire into the details of that nu wure, I am convinced there will be but very few of them, Onto. Whigs, 'Lair s yr Radicals, who will not rejoice that the bill was thrown nut. My objections are founded upon the fifth or last print ...

... cheers, and after some preliminary observations, proceeded to address the assembled crowd as follows . My opinion of the Whigs is that they are all traitors —that Lord John Russell is thi prince of all traitors, and that they have done more harm than ...

... wonderfully depressed by the trivial omission of dinner. Not even the inspiring and eahilirating presence of the en, independent Whig who was really there,--tbe gentleman who thinks political =the only sptalilkations for a member of which need not be so much ...

... which was carried by 50 to 46. The other clauses were disposed of, and the report was ordered to be received on Monday. Several Whig Lords appealed to the Ex-Chancellor, as though he possessed the first influence of the House : but, said Lord Bitounasx ...

... the abolitionist() the Riegel Church rates, and of justice to Ireland ; points in mast of which, Mr. Barkelap wawa beyond the Whig ministry even • before it fell into its present course of unresisting concession ! Because we are not certain he will vote ...

... grants that can be placed in the jobbing hands of the Whigs, should they wriggle and see-saw on in office much longer than their friends dare anticipate. And yet the mere Downing-street prospects of the Whigs certainly do not look gloomier than last year. The ...

... ty to pardon theme unfortunate individuals who are condemned to die at Warwick and I think that any individual whether he be Whig. Tory, or Radical, will not think much of signing a petition. which may save the livesof three fellow creatures., The CHAIRMAN ...

... am but • working man, and therefore don't expect fine flown wordefrom me, as you would from little Finality, or some great Whig or Tory who have picked the people's pockets for their education. A Tory asked me the other day what was the reason I agitated ...

... no witnesses. The following is a specimen of his mode of defence and style of speaking Nay, further, in the case of the Whigs, at the time of the Refonn Bill. I find that meetings, rceisely of this description, were held over every part of the country ...

... Bth of June, it will be seen by the statements made by Sir Charles Lemon (a Whig member, and one of the selected members for the new arrangements), and by Mr. W. Clay (also a Whig member), who had investigated the subject, that the members on their side ...

... amiable man Lord Lyndhurst, who delivered himself of his annual fulmination of outraged virtue on Friday last, and pummeled the Whig ministers most energetically for their whole conduct in the session. Lord Lyndhurst omitted to state nothing, except that be ...