... of the constitution. Figures show some comforting facts to the capitalist class. The bill-which is ultimately to become a Whig and Tory Dishing bill, and to make a parliament not wholly composed of rich middle-class mediocrities-has -not yet made any ...

... ABUSE MR. BRIGHT. _ _, . -- - - Some warm friend of the Whig or Conserva- tive cause, it matters not which, should write treatise on the art of abusing John Bright. ts as irnportant to the Whigs as to the relies that Johla Bright should be abused, and ...

... political opponents. The political battle that is looinihgin the distance is not one between Whigs and Tories, for these parties are one in opinion; but between Whigs and Tories combined to oppose the advance of the Indepe ident Liberals who represent the ...

... Surtees has replaced was a good whig. But his death evidently left the whig party in doubt as to the return of a man of the right colour as his successor. No time was lost. The dead whig was not buried when the living whig-ling was sent forth to crave the ...

... we are quite sure, it is the understanding or whioli he and his political friends have made an advance towards the .Whigs. The Whigs know Mr. Bright too well to trifle with him. They have approached him, with hate rankling in their hearts; but with sweet ...

... 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 ...

... tedious Whig gestation. It is said that the more liberal section of the cabinet havesucceededin making their influence operate, to the production of -a more satisfactory measure, than the old Whigs were disposed to concede. Something more than the Whig instalment ...

... in the per- ?? of that-to them-sacred duty, the ebnsolidation. of the aristocratic whig party. Mr. Layard was, no doubt, a bitter pill to ?? He came from no ancient whig stock; he brought no family influences, that would Ub precious to the party, with ...

... that the time may come when the Peelites will refuse to be of the Whig tail. Mr. Gladstone is not a man to pass his life, and waste his splendid abili- ties, as the servant of the effete Whigs. Mr. Cardwell and Sir Rober;, Peel wilt not always he content ...

... which gives them only a polite Whig pinch of reform, is not strong enough to stir them. The many-bellied, not the many-headed, we are told, should be petted. Men are not over anxious about their political rights, the Whigs delight in assuring us, when their ...

... receives reliable information, and news lon the very beat authority:' It is difficult to believe, for Instance, that a Whig-Tory cabal is forming in the great houses of the provinces, the obj et of which is to keep Lord John Rassell, Mnr Gladstone ...

... illiberal are our Whig go. vernorf, in short, that we begin to ask ourselves, in what respect they are preferable to the opposite party. Neither party will give the country a reform bill willingly; here then Whigs and Tories are equal. The Whigs decline to agsume ...