... floating city will be made good in the course of 1860. This may be the year of Italy'scom- plete liberation, and in this year the Whigs, hustled by the Radicals, may gives us the in- stalment, at least, of a Reform bill. In any ease, may the new year spare the ...

... and write about the measure of Reform which ministers offer to their conntrymen. Will they be content with the very moderate Whig measure the Times declares to be suffi- cient I Will they say nothing about the Ballot I Have recent election revelations had ...

... BIRMINGHAM REFORMERS. Mr. Brights last Birmingham speech has maddened the old ladies of the Carlton club; and has disgusted whigs of what the genealo- gists call the regular tap. The Timnes was pleased to hint that the popular orator was gradually einking ...

... government was then formed, and he called it a composite government, for at was composed of the Peelites, some very strong whigs-although they were perhaps like those wigs- which a certain hairdresser in the Strand wrote up- made to fit in such a manner ...

... unhappily the leading advocates of re. form had hitherto opposed it. During Lord Grey's administration a committee of pure whigs decided that the ballot should form part of any scheme of re- form. Lord J. Russell and other liberal statesmen were in that ...

... point in the ?? speech is evidently the commercial meaty. it is strange enough that in this, as in many ether instances, the whig cabiet find a strong oppo- sition in their own ranks. No one could have more ably exposed the folly and inonsistency of a com- ...

... break into the City coal. cellar the next? No, we never expected ingratitude so black as that, not even from the breast of a Whig minister! SIR PETER LAURIE THREATENED. The days of SIm PETER are in danger; we meaj his magisterial days. In the Government ...

... matthe Irish liberal who wakes up hismind to riskthe misrepresentation and odium which are sure to follow a vote adverse to the whigs and favourable to the 5ories, must be acting under a strong sense of duty, aid not from a factious or unworthy motive. It is ...

... cepted the honourable mission of being the defender of weak states, but, being alone, she succuabed. The English statesmen, whigs and tories, foresaw the fatal consequences of the false policy adopted by the great powers respecting Italy; they foresaw the ...

... question of Reform, and were condemned to expulsion from power for their incapacity and obstinacy; first, by a parliament of whig calling, and then by one of their own. That question avaits a settlement bytheir here- ditary rivals. It is possible they also ...

... THE REFORM op T}lE REFORM BILL. The whig Reform bill is a crafty eoapro- vmi~e It is intended to disarm the opposition of tie conservatives, while the advanced libe- rals are to be met with the declaration that the country is not agitating for Reform-and ...

... viscount's principles in a few words. Issue address, said Mr. Hennessy to the Tory electioneering agent, Pastoral, Pope, Anti whig. Then Mr, Hennessy, forgetting that he was due on a railway committee in the House of Commons, started for Cork to support ...