... still attachos to one class of politicians, hut they are now far more liberal than the whigs who, before 1832, agitatod for Parliamentary Reform ; and as for the whigs, whioh then constituted a great party, they have almost ceased exist, being, as it were ...

... East India Company, is to be drowned a >ur for England for the Ten-pounders,' and another coalition will made between the Whig igarchy and the organised platform of Radical malcontents. ...

... simply on the ground that the present is not fitting time for legislation. It is not a part, question, making Conservatives, Whigs, or muster their strength, nor will there be any coalition of parties with the intention to oust the Government, but we would ...

... keeper of the leading lights at Torry. The vessel soon became a total wreck—cargo lost. The Irish Law Appointments.—', Whit the Whigs can possibly mean by these extraordinary appointments has puzzled all parties. In a bar where the great majority Protestant ...

... party if compact, is but a decent minority, and his support in the assumption of office is derived from Radicals, Peelites and Whigs, who will embarrass him on the first opportisnity. But internal difficulties and home questions may well fade be - fore external ...

... command should at leuai have somo experience, and free from puysical infirmity. He was in politics a Liberal and a e°nstitutional Whig, and he had assured his constituents Aberdeen that would support the introduclS?a bill. What was the object of reform To increase ...