... at the hustings. Honestly or hypocritically, zea lously or reluctantly, eagerly and sweepingly , or tardily and bit by bit, Whigs, Tories, Liberals, Conservatives, Churchmen, Dissenters,:Jews, Papists, or Heretics, —we are all Reformers. Theoretically, ...

... comply with the wishes of of some of the electors there, who preferred a man of such known ability to any rising member of the Whig school, however well recommended. Mr. had a fair share of support, but was beaten in a small constituency by forty votes. It ...

... imparts to him his own version of the chequered accidents of his career. Lord PALMERSTON'S majority was about equally made up of Whigs and Tories. The rest of the week the Parliament has been occupied by matters of compliment—carrying up Addresses of Congratulation ...

... not excited any interest, and the public has grown quiet again upon the subject. People seem to be waiting to see what the Whigs intend to do, or what sort of a measure Lord JOHN Rus- SELL would support . ; but we daresay his Lordship is not at all desirous ...

... brought forward in support of the present proceeding, and he should have thought they wo uld not have found much favour with a Whig Administration. They were not brought forward from constitutional times, which alone could make them of any value in a con ...

... reforms or administrative reforms from a Cabinet presided over by Lord Derby as from the Ministry of the most purely-descended Whig. But one or two questions on which the Conservative of to-day is still the Tory of Lord Eldon's time, place a gulf between ...

... from the Tory Duke of Portland, who holds extensive property m the county., giving the benefit of hi s i n fl uence to the Whig, Lord James Stuart, whose return we hailed with all our M heart. Now r. Denison happens to be married to his Grace's sister ...

... conceived in the mind of his great leader, Sir R. Peel, were more likely to be carried out by the moderate Conservatives and Whigs, than by the party having at its head Mr. Disraeli in the House of Commons, and Lord Derby in the House of Lords. (Cheers.) ...

... ROEBUCK have left no room for mistake as to the intention of the Church-rate opponents in the . House : .Although the old Whig leaders are Just as indisposed to total and immediate abolition of these rates as the Conservatives, yet the Liberal party ...

... Cardwell intends to go to the and will receiVe the strenuous support of the ConkrvatiVe party, and probably of the Moderate Whigs also. On Thursday niglit,,a, meeting of dee - tors was held, at which .Mr. Neate, the unseated member, attended and was very ...

... their assistance, almost avowedly because he, a Radical, prefers to see DERBY and the Tories in office to PALMERSTO N and the Whigs. The speech of Lord JOHN RUSSELL, plain but forcible, left one point perfectly clear,—that the Ministry ought either to have ...

... intrusting of the intended purification to a simply municipal body as a sincere protest against the meddling centralisation of the Whigs and Doctrinaires, and a return, on general principles, to the old English method of civic self-government, the Thames Purification ...