... Ueform would both right and expedient. In fact, are strong in the belief that what ie right always expedient; and since both Whig Governments and Tory Governments have placed on record their belief in the justice of such measure, we hold that they show ...

... Now, begged tell the Whigs and Radicals that no reform bill could passed by Parliament which was not Oocserrstiea in its influence unless it were revolutionary. But why did Mr. Spofforth circulate that letter ? Because the Whigs and Radicals were declaring ...

... couple of disappointed politicians, and their motive* of action are apparent. Mr. Lowe thinks that he was illtreated by the Whigs, who onght to have given him a higher place than that of mere Inspector of Schools. He, therefore, last year displayed his ...

... power. At last the Whigs found out what common sense would have foreseen—that Toryism was better suited to the palate of Royalty than Whiggism. The old Whigs therefore transformed themselves gradually and slow degrees into new Whigs of a very different ...

... FBNIASISM IN IRELAND. Tk* NortKtm Whig (Mm tut Pniu ** B*lfaat foe Basdfty ii«b, foDowiof Banday, aad that Um anthorit.M hrro al>«a4j had •abjMt alulae thair ooaoidnation Itla rtatod thattha niUtarr Dahlia aeeMd auwltd ton aoldicra, for taktag part in ...

... inspection of their I«oant3, and the present Administration have immediately availed themselves the excuse thus offered by Whig iUiberality. ...

... the time comes what they promise us. Meanwhile, we recommend the very able pamphlet, in which Mr. Lendrick reviews Whig policy and Whig tactics during the last thirty years, to the perusal of our readers. We do not concur in the writer’s desire to see ...

... supposed that the feeling in favour of Reform among tbe labouring class has greatly increased since the throwing out of the Whig Reform Bill, which Mr. Bright is always styling the honest one, but which he is now obliged to admit would have been, as measure ...

... seats and the ballot w humbug, to throw dust into the eyes f°a! Reformers, and induce them to accent from his friends the Whigs. The answer of Mr. Gladstone last night ft. question of Sir H. Hoare completely verifiM ** statement of the 12th January. Mr ...

... lor the above boroughs is Mr. Meyrick, of Bosh, in whose behalf active canvass has been commenced. It is expected that the Whig-Radical candidate will be Colonel Owen (mow Sir Hugh Owen), the late defeated candidate for the county.— Carmarthen Journal ...

... of Cumberland in its undivided state returned generally a Whig in the Morpeth and a Conservative in the interest. Aficr its division in 1632, the Eastern part of the county preserved its Whig representatives under the dominant patronage of the Carlisle ...

... memory must deceive him to any such meeting aa refen to haring taken place in 1829. The only meeting held about that time by the Whig patty tha subject Reform, which am awan, or of which I can learn anything from Lord Rusaell, was one of the msmban ot the House ...