... thousands of electors who can scarcely | claim admission except on the principle of universal j suffrage. This is not what the Whigs want, and | even the extreme Liberals who have got seats in the | house are entirely opposed to a bill which, if passed, | ...

... represented by Lords Pajlmeestojn and John Russell, and others of their colleagues, is not to be trusted. A constitutional Whig no longer exists, for democracy has submerged every remaining specimen in its vorucious gulf. If then, a dissolution of Parliament ...

... Author of ?? Paul Ferroll. 4. The Gothic Renaissance. No. 111. ?? May Madrigals. 0. Opera Operations; 7. Lord John Russell. B. Whig Bishop Making. London: Saunders, Otley, and Co, 60, C onduit-strcct. Oxford: J. ll.and J. Park i- r : and may bo had at all ...

... Nice. I subjoin them, as they show what that unanimity of the Savoyards and Nizxards amounts to, about which I perceive tho Whig jackal utters a triumphant howl. The members present were:— Messrs. Malausseno, syndic; Victor, priest; Valentiui, grocer ; ...

... of kna every society, and we hold itto be a ri>;ht knavish trick for any Whig to abuse a Democrat. Watch their votes. On how many subjects in the course of a session will the Whigs oppose the Democrats ? Take even Mr. Walter, the eloquent declaimer against ...

... and the humble registrars of tbe all-powerful French Emperor's will. What a shame. The great frauds are looked upon in your Whig press aa signs of decay, and the Times fears that Baron Bruck's death will stop all Liberal tendencies; but I beg the _ZV*- ...

... conlidenee in tbe bill; but there it is, as threatening as ever, impeding legislation, stopping up tho road, terrifying alike Whigs and Conservatives. Everybody has a word to say against it. Nobody -will say tho word. An argument in favour of the bill as ...

... willing audience. During its delivery it was rapturously cheered ; nor was the applause by any means partial or one-sided. The Whig vied with the Tory in approval, and even the Radical caught the contagion of the moment. Nor, indeed, could tho orator justly ...

... is the offspring of no out-door want or cry, but tho mere creature of official necessity. Let Conservatives cease to menace Whig administration, and the patriotism that would extend the suffrage to six-pound house- holders will be soon found to evaporate ...

... ost remarkable men of the »ge; but be- yond this there are said to be scenes of clerical life, wli. are made familiar with Whig bishop-making and brilliant in political circles, which do something to betray the position of the writer. It is a romance ...

... where the spoliation will end. It is the publican to-day, but to-morrow it may be the grocer, the butcher, or the baker. The Whigs are not very particular, and they Ran instrument in Mr. Gladstone who would the air we breathe, if he thought it possible o ...

... have solemnly declared assent to it. The same could not be predicated of a revision, even though so great and influential a Whig authority as Lord Ebury presided over its recognition. Certain of the Evangelical clergy would no doubt be caught easily ; ...