... exercise ground of the Whig party ; and it is from, that board that Lord Campbell levels his anticipative menaces at John Bright, or at any other persons who may take too positive a viewv of Reform. It would seem, there- fore, that the Whigs are resolved to ...

... duct of the Gvvernment in passing Liberal mea-t sures which the Whigs would not pass, md in I thai proposing to effeeb reforms- desired by the people- m(a and long resisted by the Whigs, is a shocking blew (as 0 ?? iniflicted on what is- called ' Ministerial ...

... known that he was.. no Conservative himself, but still , he wished, to do justice to those in office, whether they t were Whigs, Tories, or Radicals. When the present Government. came into office they . cast abbout to get e a Channel fleet. It was true ...

... well katoln that he was 110 Conservative himself, but still he vislietl to do justice to those in office, whether they Were whigs Tories, or Radicals. When the present G;oernment cane into office they cast about to get a X hatltel fleet. It was true they ...

... introduced about 100 men who sometimes t it do show some amount of independence, and who act b > free from the shackles of the Whig or Tory sections of t d the aristocracy; and it is by our work, it is by our i] ; speeches, by our votes, that we transfer ...

... he might have heard in the ineaiitihne that there was no prospect of doing violence to the Hereditary House, that the great Whig Reformers did for not see the occasion for it, and had reasons for objecting to a periodical repetition of the process. He ...

... at Poltimore. The noble lord was 72 years of age. On the 7th of September, 1831, he was elevated to the peerage by the then Whig Govern- ,ment, for zealous services rendered in the cause of Reform. Augustus Frederick George Warwick Bamnp- fylde, his son ...

... 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 ...

... have been strong Liberals fornerlyS and may return to their early principles in mature l age. But neither as Tories, nor as Whigs and some- thing more, ean we endure their retention of office; E and good Bill therefore, or bad Bill, our business is l to ...

... franchise to which those cmniieuit Wlhig statesmeni gave an (opposition! ) sanctioll at that distant and 3 stormy period when the Whigs were struggling for the Treasury Bench. But we know, and many of our readers remember the phases of that time, Ewhat was the ...

... time, however, hle 1as, as Colpared w*ith his last performance, conlacted I himself with remarkable discretion. Somn -f the I Whigs will be charging him, as they chargei! Mr Bright, with -moderating. and changing his I opinions. He LAd not a word to say in ...

... is put forward as fthe great exnmiple of -what the independent Lilberal party are going. to do, wvhichi is to shiamie the Whigs altog-ether. We 0 are going, to( have a ratinmg framichilse iii Sect- -land gemiermally. Now I. would like to know what a ratuing ...