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... Elli0ts, Rtussells, Greys. Without wishing to dtractI froml thle merit of isarticailar individuals, people boront tobe sick ofthe Whig bilt.,,f-fisretotsjorspercriz. Sc the Reform Bill, there have been half-a-dlozen Whil Cabinontes hut there his never booen ...
... rity at all. Out of doors the feeling is altogether in favour of ' I inisters. It is scarcely possible to meet an individual-Whig, Tory, or Radical-who does not hops for the defeat of Lord PAXMHRSTON. The truth is, the debate has gone altogether in favour ...
... Peel. If the Reform Bill l was to be altered, if the settlement of 1833 was not adhered to in spirit and truth, if another Whig Reform Bill was to be brought nut, I thought that we mlight all, as Englisehmen, as well exert our critical and con- structive ...
... alone was wanting-that of Sir G. Hayter. He was nowhiere to be seen; but Lord . Shalftesbuiry, assisted by Lord Ebury, the last Whig rcreation, was actively engaged supplying his place. I This consistent noblemuan, whose sympathies are all ;with Lord Deiby ...
... ICING'S 1 a Tenroundc, neither of whom, of course, can have a chance 5 of winning on their own merits. ,. RUSSELL'S Woburn Whig must have a good chance for ii this race. He has performed very well at different times ; 4 and although rather off lately ...
... are traceable to Whig misgovernmeut. Who will deny that the responsibility of the Affghan war, with its heavy disaster, which first destroyed our prestige in the East, by showing that England was not always invincible, rests with she Whig Lord Aucekland ...
... nothing to do; but ini reality to prevent any hill being carried next session, and to reinstate a new coalition of coneieads Whigs *ad real Tories in ?? News. TuE NEw SERORANT-AT-Ayn5I:.-TllO Queen has I been pleased to appoint the IIon. Wellington-Patricl- ...
... connected with different par- t] ties. PITT,. the idol of the Tories, was a thorough-going F e .adical. BURaE, the idol of the Whigs, was the y most obstinate of Conservatives. PEEL, who started w as mong the Tories, ending by founding a powerful ei e section ...
... nothing but a conscious- ness of the impenetrability of his brazen cover- ing could have emboldened this champion of the Whigs to expose himself so recklessly in his recent attacks upon the Premier and the Presi- dent of the Board of Trade. For curiously ...
... would tl pull it in pieces and turn it to ridicule, would use it T to awaken the fears both of their own party and of thee Whigs, and would then say to both-' You see I; what you have to expect if you do not accept the b 'plan of the Government-you must ...
... Comproiiiso, ?? of l)etiianrk, Farnter's Son, Lottgrmige. Volta. laist L.angtetn, Courier, ?? of Euro, Br. to Purd ol the Whig, Governese, Gidertitre, Lciiltie, Klplie, antd Menttllore. With the exce lt'ou of EDvt Latigton, weho swa slightly iii the ...
... iberals who Addreesed th lt meeting united in decisring Bt and repeating wat our obstroctives, whetber calling them- liE 6elreg W~higs or Tories, usrrsiitently dernv, thatthe Honse Nc of Commols, a, at present constituted, does not adequately represent the ...