... light let in upon the intentions of the Ca in»-t on the subject of Parliamentary R-form, (says the Leader). The Palmerston Whigs, Conservatives by sympathy, have at length abandoned the affectation of reserve. It is tho fashion now to tilk of the que-tion ...

... thcOoveriitneut which had been the supporter had departed from the rule of Whig Governments past Uni,-', and. instead taking entirely the advice of certain portions of the Whig powers, had taken advice from that arcllon of the II .use among whom I generally ...

... life,” his heir being disfranchised. It is considered that this will only gain a few votes out of the extreme aristocratic Whig ranks, and that what is thus gained, will be more than counter-balanced by the loss from the Tory party itself. such unworthy ...

... Cornish Times, and set me and the public right on this subject. JUSTITIA. Stratton, April 10, 1858. THE OLD WHIG BANNER. Ben«at'>i the old Whig banner, (All hallow’d be the ground O’er which It throws ite shadow,) Will be fighting found. It warn’d against ...

... truth there Is In the boast that the llouso Commons fairly represents the feelings and opinions of the people. Everywlicre the Whigs and Radicals are of accord upon the demerits of this bill, and Hie conclusion arrived at all the public meetings Is, that thing ...

... about »ix miles, and its greatest width at the north east is about Jive miles. The average width in the south is one mile. The whig leader, although not exactly correct, was near enough for his argument, for there plenty of room here to sink Liskeard with ...

... because there is principle in question. The Tories are willing to do something in the way of Reform, and is doubtful how far the Whigs are willing or able do more. Lord Derby makes the question much possible one confidence in himself, and Lord John Russell, ...

... merely because Lord Derby cannot persuade himself that he has introduced bill which is just as obnoxious to Tories as to Whigs, and just as much disliked by the country as by the House. “revolutionary” reform—reckless conduct ...

... soon shall hear; Ob. ’tls delight of a stormy night the Session of the year! As I and my companions Jew Bill did prepare. The Whigs called out. That’s crlbb’d from us but for them did not caro, For can shuffle and dodge, my boys—creep under any- where : Oh ...

... the Tory Government has a minority in the House, and certainly not a majority In the country; but in taking to the Whig it aixepted the Whig engagements, and entered for the Reform Slakes. It is obviously Incumbent on the present Government, under peculiar ...

... Palmerston, from timo to time, breaks out in his old manner; last week he must have highly flattered the noble statesmen of the Whig connection by telling them that he cared not straw for the opinions of Lord John Russell. We congratulate the Bedford influence ...

... abdabaildsert entered t i t tan car ;Len of the Toiletries, amid an sctatae men ere a , but at Tae e oth e it w balloon., in Whig them down by the escape of gee ; and, as might hardly have stirred for this purpose, took a blunderbosm in him car. At a ropes ...