... representation made by the Whig p .rty! and by the Markinch meeting ! This is more and worse than strange, the story was never heard of till appear c l in the shape are admiring and in a quarter where neither the Whig party nor the Bark inch meeting ...

... tyrannical conduct of France, this outrage on public justice and on our ancient ally? We have now installed in the place of Whig a Tory Government—(a voice, Six and half-a-dozen —and we sometimes hear even Liberals, nay, even men who rejoice the name ...

... must, said, make their minds as to the nature of the work before them. They must not expect a real Reform Bill from either Whigs or Tories. They would remember how, in 1832, Lord Grey held back when it came to the question whether they should have a Reform ...

... Smth Northumberland, said that to Parliament to retrace its steps in free trade was worse than useless. Government, whether Whig Tory, would dare to take the responsibility of imposing differential duties on foreign shipping. He thought that the Government ...