... PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. To show how, far' the influence of the old Whigs in Edinburgh,.who represent the Govern- ment, and inspire the Whig press with their poli- ticlIeainirgs, are from fairly representing the general feeliog-of the Liberal party in England ...

... the House at its forthcoming meeting. It is not our purpose to 'vindicate Mr Bright against the ill-tempered' remarks of our 'Whig or Conservative cotemporaries; neither are. we, disposed to insinuate with them that Government may not be true to the professions ...

... What an enot.us5 arount of-good such a system would be capable of producing ! After th abo~ve s'atementi will anyfgrnnpus, Whig or Tryi, dare o.'say. .the scheare is .nflr a noble one, or tat it is i fdaXutly un- just? What are .the:great advantages ...

... disputing about, and that the nation may well content itself with the former. Now that there is the whisper of a coalition between Whigs avd Tories (who are begin- niog to seet eir common danger, as parties, 4 in thet~pent of a liberal reforn in tbe pre- r sentption) ...

... agi-atiatn .for I polisical and dnancial reform. We ara tho- y rooqgbly prepalred to see the ?? chain-. u pionship of Conpservatism-Whig anrd Tor'y- e reired against it; but it wrill be difficult to ,y, , discrtseit oone of the facts or bhak one of thue is fiures ...

... the attack with the most savage glee, followed, of course, by the great ' Saturday Reviler,L and a whole host of Tory and Whig advocates of things as they are. The Scotsman has had two most ludicrous articles on the subject, each contra- ' dieting the ...