... reasonable men, and have fairly settled a question which has impeded for two sessions the course of public business. But the Whigs would not have it. They knew that, except for the fretful vanity of Lord John Russell, the question of Parliamentary Reform ...

... Committee :—Lord Robert Cecil, (Conservative) M.P. for Stamford Richard Long, (Conservative) M.P. for Chippenham ; Hodgkinson, (Whig) M.P. for Newark-on-Trent; Sir John -V ( V l hi * « Dundee; Frederick Peel, (Peelite) M.P. for Bury. The committee assembled ...

... give them substantial benefit through admission into what is called the pale of the constitution ; but they do see a crafty Whig proceeding resuscitated to serve a political purpose, and they look upon it with silent contempt, and care little whether it ...

... M'Cormick, the eminent railway contractor, moderate Conservative; the other candidates-were Mr, Skipton, moderate Whig, and Mr. Greer, a RadfeqlV the Whig was nowhere on the poll, and was a between Messrs. M'Cormick and Greer, the Conservative winning majority ...

... three candidates for the representation of Newcastle, I cannot bring myself to vota for any. I am usually called by my friends Whig, but, in fact, I take little interest in party politics. But, though Whiggishly inclined, I will not do anything which may ...

... are giving some liberal satisfaction without preraring any future inconvenience for themselves. Let their clerical friends, Whig or Toiy, Conservative or Liberal, make these gentlemen understand that, in their opinion, in the union of Church and State ...

... admitted to bail, and three, vi*-» \ Samuel tit, Wm. Wright, and Cinnamond Hughes were remanded. According to the Northern Whig, the riot began, the Orangemen firing pistol at the cross on the gable o* Lurgan Chapel. In other places the anniversary was ...

... 18 nothing to the point, and the last will always be met i he ejoinder—Why were you afraid to ask them the , JJbOii. fas Whigs and the Reform Quesiton.—lf we judge from article in the new number of the Review which has just appeared, the Reform 0 Reform ...

... of its investigations. The cause of Progresa and Reform receives but sorry treatment in the house of its friends. When the Whigs are in opposition, it furnishes excellent pretext for the necessary machinations to regain office when they are in office, ...

... them through the portal of political reform to the very edge of the gulf of political revolution and even tbe most mole-eyed Whig began nervously to start aside from the abyss of democratic confusion aud revolutionary anarchy, into the black depths which ...

... with the petty jealousy of Lord Johu Russell, who, because he was permitted by the late Lord Grey to be the mouthpiece of the Whig Reform Bill of 1831-2, considers that no one has a right to mll troduce any reform measure but himself, and he bes came dreadfully ...

... flagrantly betrayed and deceived them. The fraud committed by the Whigs upon their Radical allies was all the greater because the Radicals turned the scale at the general election favour of the Whigs and against the Conservatives, on the sole grouud that they ...