... to be responsible to no one. We never heard of their being elected, they change not with changing Governments, and whether Whigs or Tories are in office, the same administration site at Buckingham gate; and year after year the same official signatures ...

... was elected Ae present honse, it should be borne in mind, by union opposition vote. All his antecedents are Whig, mid he is a supporter of old Whig doctrines of a protective tariff, international improvements, limitation of executive power, devotion to Ae ...

... freely condemned the conduct of Mr. Disraeli, and of those who fallowed him.' Bnt lune been influenced forty feelings. Had the Whigs acted onaaimikr occasion some of the Tories hare done on this, wie have condemned them less. it is, can ; only repeat that ...

... partiality displayed in favour tike Government side, shows very clearly that yon sen no longer restrain that bias towards the Whigs, which, I dare say, was the prevalent feeling of your mind before you undertook the editorship of the Western Morning News ...

... integrity. Such precision looks so much like niggard honesty that if Lord John alone were the author of this fourth dr fifth Whig Reform BQI, we should be disposed to reproach him with making shabby recognition of a generous confidence. But as we know not ...

... throwing open Government appointments, hitherto kept for those happy few, possessed of influence, or who were related to some big-whig, or who voted on the winning side at the last election. The second phase through which the educational movement referred to ...

... heart clear of head, though empty in pocket The country rector, happy In the possession -a Irving and being brother 1 to a Whig lord, knows not hpw. soon maw be called upon to forsake! his pleasant parsondge, and despite his nolo episcopari,” lie compelled ...

... been need in anpport of the retention of the 8d Article, and they ore illogical and nneatjatactoiy. The Standard aaya:—lf the' Whig Reform Bill it ia, with its low boroogh qualification, we would not gire doxen years’ hie the present venerable conatitotion'of ...

... dearest Mend; and what else is it but this same habit which has such influence over that we even bear with official red-tapeism, Whig nepotism, attorneys' charges, and all other earthly afflictions, including tenpence in the pound Income Tax itself with only ...

... may from time to for innovations in our constitation which the chester school of politicians have driven the moré mo- erate Whigs te advocate. Above all, ‘he protésts ‘against the unjust disfranchisement: of ancient consti- tuencies like Harwich. Mr. Rowley ...

... would be glad to present Bill M fhat the question of Beform ehould no longer obstruct bis battle* with his antagonist*, the Whigs. Others among the Tory opposition would willingly giro it their support; hat feared the policy lukewarm Liberal*. Hu, haw ever ...

... consider the It was. now in’a question of Reform anchored position, and of its “ fast lg LIP E’en atthe Conservatives, one ep Whigs on” “acodant or tt | selves as en said they must’ Reformers, an something more. But however much | differed as to th pot ah ...