... been strenuously opposed ever since both by Whigs and Tories, who upon this one point have always been agreed in a common interest. Can anything, you well remark, more completely prove the hollowness of the Whigs to Reform than the conduct of Earl Russell ...

... the intention of their ever being panted. After tbe great Act of 1832. which the party Whig* considered was to annihilate the Tone*, and to secure them (tbe Whigs) a long lease of office, Lord John Kuoell declared himself strongly against all further ...

... evidence taken before the Royal Commissioners—four Whigs and one Tory—on dockyards, with the view showing that the greatest tyranny had been practised in those dockyards under the present and former Whig Governments. believed it was the fact that lately ...

... e, would probably imitate his former leader. Sir Robert Peel, too closely in his fate. Against such an attempt alike would Whig and Conservative political leaders agree, and their followers would probably be too powerful for the Independent sections of ...

... this dangerous favouritism Popery the Whigs, which Ireland amounts actually to proscription of Protestantism, there ere other reasons which must ever prevent any true Conservative from joining the banner of the Whigs. I would ask whether it baa been heard ...

... lutely resisted them. There was no rational hare elsewhere referred at greater length. That motire for any further change, for Whig ascenfortress capitulated to the Sardinians on Tuesday, dancy was already realised. For nearly twenty the 12th inst. Unable ...

... which ought to forfeit one seat is i Lewes, which returns the Treasury whip of the Whigs ; and Chichester, Guildford, Malton, Poole, and Wycombe are equally compliant with Whig wishes by sending devoted adherents of their cause to Parliament. The rectorj of ...

... continued in the representation ; for the Pembroke boroughs hate never under any other circumstances returned a Liberal or Whig. The successor of Sir Joßit in the baronetage is also likely to gain the seat which he formerly filled supporter of Sir Bobsbt ...

... great chessboard. The warfare like that which goes on in England in all years, and under dozen kinds' reigns, between Whig and lory. The Whig is ...

... like that when the Whigs turned out Sir Robert Peel what was called the Appropriation clause, as soon as it had served the purpose of the party to power, was abandoned. If the peep' can, patting out the Tories and bringing the Whigs office, effect the ...

... the hands of every Whig Ministry for the last quarter of a century. The following is & specimen of the trenchant manner in which the hon. gentleman expressed himself respecting Whig misgovernment of Ireland : The policy of the Whig Government in respect ...

... n of Whig-Eadicals,—men who pro. few to the electors, in order obtain their vote* the most liberal opinions, but who are ever ready to lay aside those opinions, or to keep them in abeyance, in compliance with the wishes and in. terests the Whig chiefs ...