... majority of the House of Commons was in the wrong. There can be no doubt, however, that the Mouse of Commons was tired the Whig Ministry, and that the coalition which took advantage of Orsini’s delinquencies would soon have found or made an opportunity ...

... Birmingham bomb-shell would not have raised such an outcry of wounded dignity from lord. and dukes and mighty earls. , From the Whigs nothing need be expected either here or hereafter, save hostility to progress, opposition to every beneficial measure, and ...

... more cordial support. In proportion to the rapidity with which the agitation is progressing, the efforts of the Whig leaders and the Whig organ have been redoubled to damage the movement. But as usual they only succeed in making themselves ridiculous ...

... were occupying the attention of the public, and the India Bill was provide; food for discussion in Perham's'', the ousted Whigs were watching with intense eagerness for some slip of their adversaries, in order that they might regain the bliesftsl seats ...

... could not show the Mil emblazonry of the five points distinctly marked, was only fit for us to play at chuckfarthing with. Whig reformers and corn-law abolitiocists, whether on hustings or in Waterloo Routes, were skittles at which we exultingly rolled ...

... upon the suffrage as a thing to be dispensed to people him matters of Whig patronage. No wonder that be denies the right of the people to vote. No wonder that, like all other Whigs, he thinks we have long mime had enough of Reform, and that nobody at ...

... quite rtb, so formidable in its strength, though better dis- of posed to do the work the country called it ock to perform. The Whigs were too long in uch office to keep themselves right. Having featheroed their own nests well, they manifested their cus- pe- ...

... isompiete =aim of the =ids el the Whig !party on the question of Bak= is musk myMeriess, and disunion of the Liberalism= only more and more eadirmed. The say shadow of an explanation offered a* to the Amp of the Whig loaders is, that too are waking and ...

... Bright does not seem to be aware that, in confining his demands to borough constituencies, and in accepting as satisfactory the Whig standard for counties, he is furnishing to his opponents an argument of great force. It is thishis object being to democraticise ...

... the Jordan, and its lakes through its whole'course, from- north to south, INTER2soDIATE CUOOLS IN IRELAND.-The Nor-M- ein Whig, in referring to anr important' public meet- ing held on Thursday, in support of the projected establishinilt of a system of ...

... of Faculty , he characterised the Dean ' s Ktatements as mere generalities implying that the Tories ' should go out and the Whigs go in ; and abstaining from showing any reason why the 40 . s . freehold movement should not be introduced into Scotland . ...

... leading men in the Whig party who had been described by Dr as the virulent opponenta of reform were then the leaders reform. They sympathised with the people, all their aspirations were in favour of progress, and there was then among the Whigs no party of the ...