... than the imputation of caprice. Consistency and good sense are indispensable requisites for the character of every man, be he Whig or Tory. The good sense of any men of public character who oppose a movement so generally approved of by the influential classes ...

... wi,h imereat The iwo. a J: , otflw '■•om November, >n passing the bill t,r ,b instrumenial ih« reform of the represemaMvi* Whig minis?rvT- ,o E, , '« in bourne was and Viscount *s dissolved hy vv ir P,V, lV** * government Sir R. i^ V , 'o IV., in November ...

... learn to think, home thrift, and, above all, self respect. Bui they are nonthe'logical, non-poliii ...

... might thereby provoke from certain of the palace members of the cabinet, the author of all mischief”—as the Stafford House Whigs love to call him—held out the promise active support trom his old allies of the Manchester school. Mr. Cobden agreed to become ...

... place. If pure democracy has triumphed, and tho constitution is to be revolutionised the Manchester school having beaten tbe Whigs' and forced their way into a Liberal ministry W©' not think the death of Mr. Bindley had mich to with the result. A man may ...

... severe contested election were about to come off within a few days, instead of at the end of the year. But neither Tories, Whigs, Radicals, nor any other party in the borough name, as yet, the gentleman with whom they are ready to stand or fall on the ...

... him ; they have palliated his horrible crimes against liberty ; they have glossed over his misdeeds more fluently than the Whigs. Both have been opposed to the feeling of the country, and now that their idol has destroyed the lust vestige of excuse for ...

... effect on his patient and long-snffcring constituents. From all classes of Liberals—from the ardent Radical to the phlegmatic Whig—are heard “corses not loud but ep,” which threaten a speedy termination to the non.gentleman’s misrepresentation ot the borough ...

... hand is against every man, and every man’s hand is against them.” Well, then, gentlemen, wc have also the pure Whigs. Depend upon it the pure Whigs look with as little favour upon any measure which will give political power to the present unenfranchised classes ...

... power’’ to defeat the second reading, but there is also reason to believe that will carry with him the votes of some of his old Whig friends. Gloomy predictions respecting the probable result of the coming division are current, and it is regarded tolerably ...

... in his hands. Councillor Winstanley seconded the resolution. He remembered that on one occasion Lord Derby stigmatised the Whig government as a thimblerigging government, but he thought if ever there was an attempt at thimble-rigging in either house of ...

... be the fault of the upper house of legislature if they, an act of political suicide at the bidding of political Hotspurs and Whig placemen, forfeited that high and com manding position which they had ever filled in the councils of the nation. He had read ...