... against the Government of the day, cue has always been— Laugh at the QUEEN'S Speech. When the Conservatives are in, the Whigs pounce upon the platitudes, the truisms, and the bad English put into the Sovereign's mouth by the Ministry; and, vice versd ...

... unhappily the leading advocates of re. form had hitherto opposed it. During Lord Grey's administration a committee of pure whigs decided that the ballot should form part of any scheme of re- form. Lord J. Russell and other liberal statesmen were in that ...

... corner. lionores mutant mores, as the proverb says — As bees, on flowers alighting, cease their hum, So, settling upon places, Whigs grow dumb. The broader and firmer basis on which the representation of the people is to be placed may mean anything or nothing ...

... silver claret goblet, value 50 suva, by yacht agents, sow bu 1 would make first-class i chasers or horses tu lead gallops. whig. He is on: ¢ of the most powerful short-legged horses in England, cw i aaranteed ; they are only parted w u ri —For LE: | They ...

... imitation of the Windsor uniforJ , and to complete the hat oneemils, my father, who was • Whig partisan, on my wearing yellow mastmoat sad beesalms ; yellow the Whig agour, of which I was admonished new to Washout& A more certain mode of tall* Into nation ...

... point in the ?? speech is evidently the commercial meaty. it is strange enough that in this, as in many ether instances, the whig cabiet find a strong oppo- sition in their own ranks. No one could have more ably exposed the folly and inonsistency of a com- ...

... less loud and angry in her rebukes. Mr. Bright is pronounced to be not a very dangerous, if not an eminently safe, man. The Whigs pat him on the head, and tell him that he is a good boy for having con- sented to accept the Reform Bill of Lord John Russell ...

... I on the first night of the session, and the result is not very have to say in my present communication. encouraging to the Whig party. The two peers were so little competent to address a public assembly, that nothing more was known of their speeches than ...

... doors, the council of the Ballot Society had adopted a wise course in inviting dis- cussion. After referring to views of the Whigs of 1831, which were their -views now, he said if the ballot was necessary then how minuch more necessary was it now? It was ...

... bishops resolved to replace those members, at the first opportunity, by others who will recognise difference between Tory and Whig, Whig and Tory, as long as the demands so solemnly made remain ungranted It would appear that the Nation, perhaps through its ...

... crook, to regain the position they have lost ever since the memorable election when Mr. Pitt gained his signal victory over the Whig party. The real fact is, Mr. Bright knows that, event of any coming election, the return of, at least one Conservative, certain ...

... left the court, the defendants being accompanied by a large number of their friends, cheering as they went home. —Northern Whig, Subjects of Gf.orge ll.—Although George 11, has been dead a century come the 25ih of October, yet two of his born subjects ...