... agitation for pilitical and financial reform. We are thoroughly prepared to see the hydra headed championship of Conservatism—Whig aud Toryreared against it ; but it will be difficult to discredit one of the facto or shake one of the figures quoted on Thursday ...

... the national revenue. This theory might be scarcely worth dissection, were it not adopted by our junior politicians of the Whig and Tory schools, from the organs of the landed interest ; but, on the eve of a Reform Bill, the worst use will be made of ...

... £lO county franchise, and a £6 borough franchise ; these are the great landmarks of the new bill, as agreed upon by Tory and Whig votes ; and the variations are of little moment. It is not to be supposed that any honest and sincere effort will be made to ...

... party, that this Bill, which cannot be avoided, however little it may be desired, should he carried through Parliament by the Whigs. The Tories made a hash of their Reform Bill last year, and are not anxious to fall into the same difficulties again. Perhaps ...

... abolished, they shut their eyes to the most marked fact in the modern history of England. Neither the House of Commons nor the Whig party can go back, and the reconstruction of an absolute Government in India would be a step backwards, without reason or excuse ...

... Hindoo statesmen are party leaders as much as English peers, and sometimes as much indisposed to adhere to the true line, as Whig statesmen in England were once to admit the Stuarts. No n►a►► argues that because Parliament upset the order of succession ...

... but of rid. You know how often it has been remarked that in India we have no political parties, and that the distinctions of Whig and Tory are certainly unknown, but all are for liberal improvements. You will therefore be somewhat surprized to find ...

... distinguished by a slight leaning towards the North. The Southern Americans, a mere handful, are a debased remnant of the old Whig party as it existed in the South. Of theme four political brigades, the Republicans are much the most numerous, and, iodeed ...

... a bad system, was better than a good system with no Duke of Wellington. And we see no reason tr, impugn the conduct of the Whigs, who, for the sake of the great advantage of the Duke's advice and assistance, permitted him to interfere, although at the ...

... derived from quite different sources, yet has one quality in common, and a very remarkable quality too. One of these Borings is a Whig statesman, the other a Tory merchant ; one has been Chancellor of the Exchequer, the other, Bhunuiug pub, lie office, has long ...

... sincere public rejoicing. Mr. Pennington was elected to Congress by the People's party of New-Jersey. Hi s antecedents are Whig. He is a warm friend of protection to American industry, and holds with tenacity to the old fashioned doctrines of Jefferson ...

... and Bourbons are the natural enemies of the one, just as the Whigs are of the other. The aristocracy, said Mr. Disraeli ue4ni g thereby the country gentlemen as distinct from the great Whig families), and the working classes are the nation. The Emperor ...