... oratory this moment ? Lord John Russell cannot styled model In oratory. Sir George Grey probably tbe beet speaker among the Whig chiefs in the House of Commons ; but speaks too fast; and. though clsar and elegant, be wants vigour and force. Falroerston ...

... prineplpesof protection to natives industry, which, absorbing all minor poli- tical distinctions, now unites us ?? and Liberals, Whig. and Tories-in one bond of union, you were obliged for a time to retire before the free-trode storm that roged, we only gathered ...

... The other sources of revenue will, however, make up for the falling off in the cu st o ms, and Sir C. Wood has the boom for a Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer of his same to a balance.sheet which will show a surplus beam of about two millions and a quarter ...

... have thrown prescription to the winds, can only depend on the popular breath of the moment. At such a time, unhappily through whig misrule, every thing is doing to render confusion on our side of the channel possibility; and, therefore, all who can see beyond ...

... adthei 'adoped, u leaders measure l A i theiraprinciples nby ppuarbb o requbireen oHr, sef-,c heintrest. In 8e tand'e , we the Whig f omos, an- of] a qie-ired ntd ithe o-peath idonbt' thfe manwhtoes ofof aPhepeopl. evito rr ?? Bill ' upwhn Bristoal mihrneha ...

... classes. This measure, e ad haowevermarefully excluded five-sixths of the male- Pe adult community, and it was hoped, by the Whig tu be framers of that Act, that by placing the governing e ower in the hands of those classes who conjointly rh hold the prpryof ...

... significant declaration — Tbe depression of agriculture would lead to the question of cheap Government, and he would advise both Whig and Tory to seek for a reduction of taxation. So be it. We shall soon have the farmers on our side as very vigorous financial ...

... somehow or other, people had got the the notion that he was not to be trusted. How. em- evoer, he made himself feared by the Whigs, hey sufficiently to induce Lord JOHN RUSSELL to ,era, contrive, that when he was elected to the post iblic of: Police Commissioner ...

... lprdan spear however, carefully excluded five-sixths of the male- per air ir the adult community, and it was hoped, by the Whig tadeo h the framers of that Act, that by placing the governing adopt a this power in the hands of those classes who conjointly ...

... bill is no new leation, 'tis a magi= In which all of society, religion* and politically, have taken an intermit. This not a Whig, Tory, Illaclical, or Chartist quagga, 'pinion it is a queer's of humanity. The am called upon to tel where Ole law be been ...

... for -al the the Whigs, they were prosecuted, and the rights had ung which they oreopossessed were taken fm of to them. (Bear, bear. Well, in September, 1835,plac ese- he {Mr. 0onner) discovered that the and -eto Reform Bill was a merc Whig farce he established ...

... leaters, measured lion doors, their principles by popular requliement or self- very nxious interest. In 1831 and '32, when the Whigs re- of Ir, I Plan qie' c h ooeain u h madness of of a iiclude th epet ar h ?? 'Bristol powi and Nottingham wre in flames, ad ...