... facts—first, that all parties, except Cabinet Ministers and Government officials, condemn the Bill ; and, secondly, that they all, whig or tory, seem shy or driving the Government to the alternative of resignation, or an appeal to the people. It is to meet this ...

... Cabinet has condemned, busses it will mekemore easy, bribery, intioudetion, and the other evils of the presto' system. —Their Whig opponents do not now offer you the Ballot, but bear la naiad that the Ballot was pert of the plan of Reform reeemaiended in ...

... s assen nor Whigs, nor yetthe Radicals, were certainly pre- state pared for it. It was one of those eccentricities in the d which the noble lord sometimes indulges; and it recog was equally unpalatable to all parties. '1'o the Portc Whigs, because they ...

... coanit object to he obtainet. Party haL spirit tts produced a state of thilgs whtich clogs tbe ha progress of government. Ihle Whigs atd the ?? op sections of Conservatitcs are powerless for gold- thi their efforts are brought to t c dted e lack. i-lovv ithen ...

... their determination will be known by the time our vI next paper appears. 41 The issue to be tried is no common one. The' 1 Whigs and Liberals want to place- that issue upopt1 c the question of reform; and even if we accept their challenge, then the electors ...

... abusive to bar, and he woe imitrueted that the present charge of assault entirely from the delusion she laboured under. Os Whig sealed, she said liar husband assaulted her en the 111 rd sit., as did her son on the day, sad that her daughter saw the assault ...

... young Mr Stanley jumped on the table at Brookes's a Club and, with his malapert eloquence, put vigour h and warmth into the Whig party, then trembling t and tottering under the load of their projects of re- c form, b ...

... neither before as the public asy eviileoce whatever. Colonel Pennant, in the letter above referred to, after terming Mr. Hughes a Whig, says :— I have nothing to do with what passed between you and Mr. Assbeton Smith. This may be time: but the common courtesy ...

... his votes for the erasures whiab he c .nsideter, meet beiseiluial to the sountry, whwtt.pr limos measures were proposed by • Whig or Tory Goverument. It the present attempt. however, sneerde, and Mr. Wynn is returned, the offset will simply be that Colour ...

... our consul at Tahiti, and war was only avoided by the lableness of Sir Robert Peel. The gallant Admiral said i he fas not a Whig-he went further he was a Liberal, w and was one of the ninetv-one assassins Who refused ri I to pass the Alien Bill, He ...

... rybuddiodd 1 g .1. John Russell, pat, y deuai I allu, i beidio d. W i., iswyddau oblegid eu hod y n dal cysylltiad p i so nab n y Whig a'r Whi l c, and i edrych alias dyrchafu teilynedod, (hued o bale bynag y Yr oedd Mr. Beaumont yn edrych ar gym., Arglwydd ...

... of upwards of half a century been an eminent brewer and wine and liquor merchant, in Cambridge. At the urgent request of the Whig party, he twice contested the borough of Cambridge; the first time in June, 1841, when, with Lord Cosmo Russell as a colleague ...