... conviction, he stood there, that if there were universal suffrage proclaimed in this country to-morrow morning, her Majesty's Whig government, and free trade corn, would be abolished in ten days. [Applause.] He thought he was not mistaken in holding forth ...

... be sung over the graves of the departing whigs. [Laughter nnd cheers.] address you a whig. From my earliest days I have been attached old whig principles; but from the bottom of mv heart do I abhor modern whig practices. [Loud cheers.] 1 now call upon ...

... conviction of the power which you hold in your hands, and which I call upon you, irrespective of every political connexion—whig or radical—to use independently and firmly in your own defence. [Cheers.] I fear that this perception of your power must be ...

... the House of Commons the coming session would be the question of free trade Although he was a whig himself, if, at the next election, he should not find a whig candidate ready to support protection to agriculture and native industry, he would support any ...

... ballot, is the ballot-box, —(Cheers and laughter,]—l should think. As the principle, I fancy it has been admitted ?ven by the whig-makers the Reform Bill. S'o'oody ever doubted about the ballot, and therefore would vote for it; if the question were mt to ...

... ballot, is the ballot-box, —[Cheers and laughter,]—l should think. As to the principle, I fancy it has been admitted even by the whig-makers of the Reform Bill. Nobody ever doubted about the ballot, and therefoie would vote for it; if the question were put ...

... bestow your bounty. Lord Godolphin died on Friday night, at his seat at Gogmagog, Cambridgeshire. The deceased Lord was a Whig, and it is already rumoured that the High Stewardship of the borough of Cambridge will be offered to Lord Campbell. Valentine's ...

... one officer full pay had been discarded. So that, far as reduction went, it was a cheat upon the of this country. [A voice, Whig-like, and laughter.] Amongst the statements made the speaker show the abuses which exist the army, one as the noil effective ...

... these difficult times to pay anything, wants carefully looking nfter. I am also further amazed, that reformed parliament and whig government should have added some £10,000,000 the expenditure of this free country during these last ten or fifteen years peace ...

... by the year, whom he had promised similar reduction Michaelmas. [Laughter.] Now, this was too o his noble friend, who was a whig, and was one of tiiosi who was very hot fur the re form bill. But it was jus a sample what those people were when they hungry ...

... them wl-erei' trusted they soon would sent. [Cheers.] ciple he was a whig, but a whig of 1688, not of'ti present day : reverenced ancient whig princinl, but he abhorred modern whig pructicea. [Chetti' When behold the factious band agree, To call it freedom ...

... they did not get it in a very few months. At length he rejoiced to say there were but two parties in the House of Commons—the Whigs and Protectionists. The intermediate party had been scattered to the winds. It had found that it could gather no strength. ...