... exceptions being on the Whig side, as was natural they should be. In East Norfolk that great Whig landlord, the Earl of Leicester, issued a circular to his tenantry directing them, in very dictatorial terms, to vote for the Whig candi- dates, of whom his ...

... Liberalism. After showing tire feeloleroess of Whig legislation, and rejjoicing at the advent of tire Derby Adlminiotration to power, from Whinch lire expects noucla noore really liberal messures than fruom ony Whi.g governmsent, tire writer gives some valuable ...

... not honest even to himself. wt Another Minieter of ?? accredited Whiz and a con' usanprper Whig', so to say-far like the Orleans Princes in P in rane the Whigs have botrae ?? undertook anid one anethier to hoot, as in the ease of the great Earl Grey, ...

... predicates as a Prussianized Whig, judges the present state of affairs from a Whig-Liberal point of view, and holds the speeches and pamphlets of Mr. Gladstone to be the representation of English opinion. Then, knowing full well the Whig nature and the nature ...

... whether Whig or Tory, to be united against the principles of Atheism, Socialism, Communism, end Republicanism, which, under the specious name of Reform avowedly seek the destruction of what remains of our Constitution. Quite true. But if a Whig or Tory ...

... eomplete overthrow ?? t of the whig ministry: the prickly evergm@r' Amu the notable CHANCELaO of the a.5xWQsZQuE may continue to rub on for a few-weeks, but teh-t0e is- irrevocably sealed. The people are disgusted with Whigs and whiggism; and they only ...

... the whig-radical Ministry and theirfuiendw have expressed themselves quite satisfied witini as theyr are; and so long as the Riussell Gojternment exists, there can be but little doubt that the present order of things will exist also. The whigs'never ...

... - - . . . -I - I ?? szend ue a good ania to be proposed as a Whig- Gisborne hea beemnmentionsee a.aperson acceptable to the Dias seating bodies bhre, mianyof. wliom profess themselves. Whig. My strength is above a 1,00; if to these you can Add two or ...

... Jan. 5, 1852. NO MORE WHIG REFQRM.-PETITION FOR A DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT. TO THE.E DITO6 OF THE EXETER FLYING-POST, ean! Navis, referunt in mare te novi Fluctus, O quid agis? Fortiter occupa Portum,--HoucE. Sir,-The Whig Reform Bill of 18:31 has ...

... contempt. We will admit that Mr. Coppock was clever, bold,,and zealous. But his talent was for intrigue, his ardour was that of a Whig-paid agent, and his daring was, in a political sense, synonymous with an utter contempt of scruple.; Enlightened cynics have ...

... think we've many who'd make a show If pitted, with Duel or Baron Titow. As for poor John Russell ! confound it, no! Why, the Whigs themselves, tho' they're rather slow In moral perception, and somewhat low In their standard of truth, can't forget the blow ...

... to render less anomalous, and to makebetter adapted to tae growinginteUigence, property, and numbers of the community, the Whig ;e Reform Act of 1832. His lordship promised for the Government that they would enter upon the s serious task with the single ...