... that the annual bill is a faroe, that the country is tired of the question, and that it is only a hobby of one or two leading Whig politicians, the supporters of the measure can only bear the taunts, and reiterate their former arguments. To suppose that ...

... nomination boroughs. ( Whig boroughs.) Whig though they may be, and I believe the majority of tbem are whig, they have been an object of reproach for years, and I think we have now a chance of getting rid of them because they are whig. Every sincere reformer ...

... feuds and public inquiries in parliament connected with Mr. Coppock’s personal services to past administrations and former Whig and Radical candidates for seats ! our legislature. Such bygone transactions are rather matters for future history than for ...

... instance ot the damaging effect of an injudicious partisanship. They are edited by Lord John Russell, who regards the celebrated whig statesman with high venera- tion ; but by the negligence of the editorship, the character of Fox suffers an immense loss, not ...

... sword of the Chandos clause, they will grasp the sceptre of less direct but more enduring sway. The remaining rotten boroughs— Whig though they be, and appanages of the heirs of the Sydneys and the Russells—must also go. Not that Andover and its brethren ...