... INDEPENDENT LIBERAL NEWSPAPER. IN political principle the Spectator is Whig, but with a more decided tendency towards reforms home aud the extension of orderly freedom abroad than the old Whigs were supposed to have. Since its establishment however, m 1828, ...

... of representative reform within reach of the people. They will not, if they can help it, let fly the bird in hand, for any Whig lord jibing malcontent who shall tell them how much better it is to beat about the bush. The meaner class of politicians who ...

... lately written up the generous caution, Beware of the Paint.” Tocchino the Russell Resignation.— We knew it was all nonsense. Whig is like the old French Guard—he dies, but never surrenders. Just Compliment.— lt was not necessary for the Emperor to propose ...

... introduce Bill to amend the procedure the County Courts in the sister kingdom. Mr. B. Ferrand attacked the mode in which the Whigs” distributed the appointments in connection with tbe Charity Commission, and moved for certain returns motion to which the ...

... and the Tory agents fairly stripped to it, and each took a header into the golden stream. The committee, consisting of two Whigs, two independent Tories, and a Cabinet Minister, have unanimously voted the seat forfeited which had been thus flagitiously ...

... contest. In the list of the majority may who be found many names of distinguished Liber supported the motion brought forward by a Whig ex- Chancellor of the Exchequer, to reject the Paper Duty Repeal Bill. For our own part, although we cordially support the ...

... one was interested in the wise ex|>cnditure of the public money. They generally found that whoever were in office, —whether Whigs, Tories, or Radicals, —they all wanted careful watching with regard to the national expenditure. (Cheers.) He did not think ...

... LITERARY VARIETIES. Macaulay’s Political Creed. I look with pride on all that the Whigs have done for the cause of human freedom, and of human happiness. I see them now hard pressed, struggling with difficulties, but still fighting the good fight. At ...

... Parliamentary Reform, they will in not a few cases ran Radical against a Whig, and thus let in a Tory. When they cannot find candidate of their own, they may regard the oontest of a Whig of Mr. Lowe's stamp with a Conservative with apathy and indifferenoe ...

... Liberal politician*, and at the same time slackened their party organisation. Spectator think* Mr. Bright is rapplyiog the Whig* , with an excellent reason for accepting Tory Reform Bill. , insisting on the necesaity for extensive re-distribution well ...

... INDEPENDENT LIBERAL NEWSPAPER. IN political principle the Spectator is Whig, but with more deckled tendency towards reforms at homo aud the extension of orderly freedom abroad than the old Whigs were supposed to have. Since its establishment however, in 1828 ...

... minority a fair share in now have none. Both among the nobility is such that derance of Tory chance of being elected ; and the a Whig has hardly any ot the Acts of Union is in case thereby de- fea pose ted. The Bill has, however, been referred to @ modification ...