25 NOVEMBER 1837, page 16

The Intention Of The Reform Act.

IT was a consolation to the Liberals for their defeats in the agri- cultural districts at the late elections, that the large towns with scarcely an exception had returned......

Lord Brougham Become Radical.

LORD BROUGHAM has put himself, as a Reformer, far ahead of his old colleagues. On a petition to the Peers, from Sheilield, for an amendment of the Registration-clauses in the......

Topics Of The Day.

QUEEN VICTORIA ' S CIVIL LIST AND PENSIONS. THE first " Practical Measure " was brought forward on Thurs- day night, by Mr. SPRING Rice, in a speech of voluble confi- dence, and......

The Natural Decline Of Whigdom.

THE extinction of the Whig nobles, as a powerful party in the country, appears to be inevitable. Their intermediate position, not sympathizing with the masses yet aloof from the......