... getting back to office, Reform fromn'that source was impossible' h(ear, heare). (A Voice-Try the present Governmnent). What the Whigs never gave, can we expect from a party whose whole principles are op- posed to progress and Reform ?-(hisses). He would be ...

... The Radical Democratic sec- tion of the party (made up from the anti-slavery seceders from the democracy) are jealous of the Whig section, which is the larger section, and threaten a lukewarmness at the autumn elections which may jeopardise the success ...

... render less anomalous and to make cr better adapted to the growing intelligence, property, and numb-rs of the community, the Whig Reform - Bill of 1832-Chear, hear). I can only say that her dc TIsjcsty's Government enter upon that most serious sc and important ...

... direct negative. He was not anxious to see the Whigs on the Ministerial l enches; for the Liberals had gained, and would gnin more from the present Government, than they had ever been able to do from the Whigs-(hear). Lord A. V. TEMPEST said it was very ...

... Horse Guards, has been appointed Inspecting Field Officer at Belfast. THE FIRST OF JULY IN BELFAST.-Happily (says the Northern Whig) Thursday passed off in Belfast without the least tumult or rioting. In fact, so dull a First of July we have rarely witnessed ...

... should, at least, have some experience and be free from physical infirmity. Hie was in politics a Liberal and a Constitutional Whig, and 'he had assured his constituents at Aberdeen that he would support the introduction of a Reform Bill. What was the object ...

... are getting on in St Stephen'ss? Can any of our clairvoyants inform us whethler, in special circumstances, the disembodied Whigs and Tories of the past century have even once been seen turning over the recent pages of IHansard, scanning the debates and ...

... minister T to the well-being and happiness of those wvo T pi called them to trust and power. Thle simple fact in is, the old Whigs became, like their representa- hI tivc organs at the Press, thoroughl-going Conser- m vatives. The modern Liberals could not ...

... the estimation of unscrupulous on partisans, be regarded as giving his strength to ek Whigs instead of to Conservatives, or to Conser- St vatives in opposition to Whigs, or to Peelites or ?? in preference to both. It is absurd, as his of matters Dow are ...

... further extension of political rights to thepeople. We havehad since then a Whig Government, presided over by Lord Palmerston, and that Government, like the pre- ceding Whig Government, also told the people that Parliamentary Reform was necessary, and ...

... not ' the people-(applause). a It has been said, on apparently a high authority- e that of the late Lord Advocate for the Whig Govern- e ment-that this plan of giving the franchise on a Ef rating for the poor is altogether impracticable in this 11 country ...

... Face of progress, which has shown it- a self to be muchl ,nore Liberal in its t' --ats and principles than- our Russellian a Whigs, our Gladstonian half-and-halts, or our b ,ialmerstoniau do-nothings, claims and is entitled c * to receive the fairest -and ...