... that Ministers intend to extend the franchise ; in other words, Lord John Russell menaces a little Reform Bill.’ Whenever the Whig party find the sense of the country going against them, as is the case in the last sis elections, they are always clamorous ...

... present occasion. 2ndly. He condemns him as a politician; and that he was neither respected by Whigs or Tories. This is, I think his greatest praise. He was neither Whig nor Tory j and so neither party respected him as a politician. But, as a man, he was respected ...

... more than I can assent to the assertion so rashly made, that u in his political character he was not respected, either by Whigs or Tories, in consequence of the frequent vacillation of his opinions from the year 1830 downwards.” That parly politicians ...

... supersede every sort of agitation—with an imitation of each ; the Charters big and little, are to be superseded by a sort of Whig charter; the Law Amendment Society is to see its work done—or shelved—by official hands, the Keeper of the Great Seal consenting ...

... by Sir B. Hall to justify even the charge of vacillation, much less the broad assertion that He was not respected by either Whigs or Tories.” The votes alluded to cannot bo estimated without reference to the arguments by which they were sustained, and the ...

... Horsman was cheated last session, will probably complete the list of public measures for the consideration of Parliament, The Whig ministers, says a Free Trade contemporary, the Guardian, have, of late years, made a point of BEACON. doing their best to ...

... Present of Whit? Protectionists 203 Absent of Country party, without pairs Country party supporting Government FREE-TRADERS. Whigs and Radicals present .. Tellers Pairs Peelites . Deserters from Country party To Batchelors Particolar. See, my friend ...

... from the throne is delivered; on this occasion, the usual courtesy was withheld, with all the shabby malignancy of the old Whig leaven. However, a sight of the document was obtained, hook or by crook, before the meeting took place. The division in the ...

... English gentleman. ,„,' f : ftnyth, was honourably returned by the ' ,!ar * > l * second Conservative, Mr, trader At; , , ' y the Whig and Freetbe form»- clardcastle,—the latter polling 593 votes, le, t, find 531 w on ll a' ...

... a dun of that gentle and generous race. —Sharpe's London Magazine. he Speetolor in literary article remarks that rt As the Whigs have not a great deal of ’character to spare, they ought to keep whet they bave.” E. W. Mason, Hairdresser, Church-street, ...

... in the quarrel between Lord Palmerston and Greece. Every one confesses to the miserable attitude of bulleying,” which the Whigs have made this powerful country exhibit towards a weak, and, perhaps, an insincere ally. John Bull puts the case in a very ...

... these reforming and antipluralist and trying times for the Church be attempted and under the auspices of a Whig ministry, Whig patron, and a Whig bishop, famed for his opposition to everything having the semblance of popery, to be now united for all practical ...