... Reform Bill. We know how such an avowal will bo met. Those who unite to make it will be abused handsomely enough by Whig Members and by Whig journals. Never mind, as old COBBETT would have said, Your demand is right—you only make it and stick to it ...

... celebrated Cantatrice for the last time. The holyp roverb tells us Hope deferred maketh the heart sick. According to the Whig Commentators upon the text, however, it ought to make the believing Liberal, the credulous Reformer, almost sink at last under ...

... celebrated Cantatrice for the last time. The holyp roverb tells us Hope deferred maketh the heart sick. According to the 'Whig Commentator? upon the text, however, it ought to make the believing Liberal, the credulous Reformer, almost sink at last under ...

... can be given to the outcries which have been raised in every quarter of the kingdom —not by one party only, but by Tories, Whigs, an 3 Radicals—from England, Scotland, and Ireland—l must believe that there are now sitting in this house gentlemen who owe ...

... can be given to the outcries which have been raised in every quarter of the kingdom —not by one party only-, but by Tories, Whigs, anal Radicals—from England, Scotland, and Ireland—l must believe that there are now sitting in this house gentlemen who owe ...

... franchise, and they as well as 'others before them maintained that the franchise should not be lower than £lO. Yet, though the Whigs declaimed against that, it, was singular that they should now come to the hence and propeso a franchise for the municipality ...

... all these gentlemen an excuse for absenting themselves from the division, and also bring against you the votes of numerous Whigs, such, for instance, as Mr. Brand, the whipper-in, and Mr. St. Aubyn, the mover of the Address this session, who would hesitate ...

... all these gentlemen an excuse for absenting themselves -from the division, and also bring against you the votes of numerous Whigs, such, for instance, as - Mr. Brand, the v. , hipper•in, and Mr. St. AUbyn, the. mover of the Address this session, who would ...

... franchise, and they as well as others before them maintained that the franchise should not be lower than £lO. Yet, though the Whigs declaimed against that, it was singular that they should now cometo the house and propose a 110 franchise for the municipality ...

... laid bare, to be perfectly characteristic. The Coalition, it will be long remembered, worked its way to power by a dodge the Whig dodge of Lord JOHN RUSSELL'S resolutions. It is now bent upon retaining its position in that coign of 'vantage—Office, by ...

... id b are, to be perfectly characteristic. The Coalition, it will be long remembered, worked its way to power by a dodge—th e Whig dodge of Lord JOHN RUSSELL'S resolutions. It is now bent upon retaining its position in that coign of 'vantage—Office, by ...

... momhere of the committee, not now in the house, told him there was a young member of the house connected by spacial ties with the Whig f am ilies, and it was his casting vote that destroyed that otherwise immortal Lord of the Treasury. (A laugh.) What was the ...