... expect some resntt from it. Brougham.— Of the keenest of keen politieiane and brilliant writers who formed vanguard of tbs Whigs, Henry Brougham is almost the sole survivor. He haa lived through the period of great revolution, having taken part in some ...

... thorough and hearty detestation of Whigs, which he sometimes expresses in by no means gentlemanly manner. “Everybody aud everything about him (he says) appeared to hate Whiggcry. He had parrot at home which cried, D the Whigs and although he should be sorry ...

... REFORM REVIVED. Whenever the Whigs are in a political extremity, they invariably revive a cry for Parliamentary Reform; and hitherto it has most effectually served their pur- pose. It has been what Sir IIUGII CAIRNS once called the great dodge, whereby ...

... the whole Hlouse is Conserva- di tive-the other half consists of Whigs, Radicals, advanced t, Liberals, and Peelites. ti By a combination, resting on no principle whatever, tl the Whigs and Radicals have hitherto continued to hold N place. We are disposed ...

... feelings harmony with those the Liberal party, except that they have been accustomed from their cradle ta look on themselves as Whig magnates and not Tory magnates. To all tbeae men a of Ministry would very unwelcome, and wonld bo anwelcome to men totally ...

... which has already received authoritative contradict ion.— Observer. The election Newcastle-on-Tyne resulted the return of tho Whig candidate, Mr. Somerset Beaumont His Radical opponent, Mr. Carstalrs, bad little chance from the beginning of the poll, and ...

... r-persons of Mr. EVANS and Mr. COKE, but the reserve candidate may be found in Mr. COLVILE. Whoever .d the representatives of the Whig and Radical interests r may be they will have to meet two staunch, able, and Le 8, willing Conservatives, and we would impress ...

... Conservative and a Whig; it0 Evesharn, a Conservative and a Whig; Wells, a Con-1 iservative and a Wlig; Richmond, two Whigs; Marl- a borough, a Conservative and a Whig; Leominster, 1 two Conservatives; Lymington, a Cotnservative and a a ...

... this Vrs is Whig.”—” If you attempt to vote twic*-, the'questioner. ” I shell have you arrested f.ra violation of ilia election lew.”—•• You will, you will,” said the sovereign people, •• Then I if I sro denied the right woting for the Whigs after bavin’ ...

... dwell npon. For apace of thirty years, since the fall of the Duke of Wellington, it has been crowded with the friends of the Whig parly, an abuse of the pri-rogative that bas been almost shameless. The Bench of Bishops is filled with their creatures, who ...

... Church. And this is the time that Mr. Wright chooses to throw hie influence into the opposite side that is to say, long as the Whig party cherished the desire to establish and endow the Romish priesthood, Mr. Wright sided with that parly, and helped it by ...

... will dish the Whigs f” It is dangerous, no doubt, to found general conclusion on particular instance ; but we think, nevertheless, that the anecdote just quoted furnishes the key the secret history of the Reform Bill, Dishing the Whigs” was the idea ...