... that the Tory Government minority In the House, and certainly not a majority In the country; but in taking the Whig stables It accepted the Whig *• engagements,” and entered for the Reform Stakes. It is obviously incumlient on the present Government, under ...

... holders is a complete Whig principle; they have in- variably declaimed against a plurality of votes, of which this is an instance. It is amusing to contemplate the characters delineated in the Reform debate, and should the Whigs be recalled to power, ...

... merely because Lord Derby cannot persuade himself that he has introduced bill which is just as obnoxious to Tories as to Whigs, and just as much disliked by the country ashy the House. “revolutionary” reform—reckless conduct in ...

... Governsfient has a minority in the House, and certainly not a majority in the cninarY : but in taking to the Whig stables it accepted the Whig engagements, and entered forth. Reform &akin. It is obviously incumbent on the present Government, under peculiar ...

... 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 ...

... instrumental in carrying the Bill for the reform of the representative system. On the resignation of Earl Grey in August, 1834, the Whig Ministry was modified, and Visiount Melbourne was raised to the office of First Lord of the Treasury. The Miuistry was dissolved ...

... can be made to this complaint, even by those who do not believe in the heaven-born Foreign Minister lying hid somewhere who, whig journals tell us, if in Lord Malmesbury's place, would have pacified the Emperors, the King, and Italy. The inconvenience of ...

... PUBLIC AGAINST FRAUD Iler Majesty's Ilea. Ca' Nandssio,ers harddireeted the words WA L'l Elt La ROOM. DON to be printed its Whig* /Wet, on Oe Staatp affixed to the above, without which tome and to imitate &Aids as felony. ...

... sager, and a strom MIS approaching. Without a word of notice either to the Prime Minister, under whom he served, or to his Whig eolleaguse, Lord Lasdosne, or lord Palmerston, Lord Clartnelou, the noble Lord, on Mr. Roebuck bolding up his finger, ran from ...

... wish that we mod steer, And let 'um break each other's heads, and never inter- fere. DR. JOHNSON'S ApPHOvAI, OF A CELEBRATED WHIG- WmrpER-iN.— I like a good Hayter. LORD JOHN'S TITLE.—Lord John Russell, by the number of administrations which he has succeeded ...

... And Baron like of other days, you hear his winding horn, The gallant park. A prancin'g are out at early dawn. Then Tories. Whigs, and assemble on the But not a mao cares there flg ’bout Derby’s bill Refers. For there they meet in fellowship, they show ...

... 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 ...