... to the sammons sent forth by Lord Malmesbury, or, as most of them seemed to prefer putting it, in sheer animosity to “ the Whigs,” the ical papers of several of the seaports have been writing on the sub- ject in utter disregard of which all Liberals had ...

... cheats of a base oligarchy ; and that the Act, falsely called “ The Reform Act,” shall in like manner be re; pealed as a modern Whig sham and imposture. And be it further enacted, that, John Bright shall be and he is hereby empowered to abolish the aristocracy ...

... do boldly without giving the subject a second thought. Let us henceforth hear nothing from Mr Roebuck at all events, about Whig postpone- ments. Mr Roebuck, with wha‘ consistency we cannot guess at, told his hearers they had a “ view ;” he arged them ...

... Burghs” we have another of Professor Aytonn’s sdmirable sketches. There is an immensity of jokitig at the expense of the Whigs, but the rich humour wi everybody. In the succeeding story, “ First and Last,” the utmost bas been made of slight materials ...

... reform which would in any degree tend to endanger the present balance of the British constitution. He des- cribed himself as a Whig of the Charles James Fox school, and expressed a hope that, whatever reform should be adopted, would be based on the bill of ...