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... confessed, sought for no ulterior good, and never projected, we may take it for granted, but as a mere party manoeuvre of the Whig-Liberals. A letter from the brother of Pr. Livingstone, who is accompanying in his African expedi r tion, will be found in ...
... rliamentary Ref or th , that i t that we should compare the - se two measures n ot hiboeNiv.atisheincotuhnist ry may be seen, Whig-Liberals nt tricked by th e it t to obtain era bly inferior a measure of Parliamenhow likely matter,has be e u com pared with ...
... by it. Even the leading journal appears to be ashamed of Lord John Russell's Reform Bill. What, asks the bewildered Whig-Liberal, are we to say about it ? Were we to express the feelings of nineteen people out Of twenty, i ncluding probably the ...
... thousands of the educated classes, who have now no votes at all for members of Parliament would be entitled to them, that of the Whigs merely lowers the £lO rental franchise to £6—thereby introducing into the constituencies of our towns a class of persons which ...
... ; Ou nces weight were transmitted to India ; to Australia ; 492,000 to China : and 123,000 to the Mauritius. THE DOWNFALL WHIGS.—The trium of 'Mr. Oladstone's Budget, as far as the true is concerned, may be compared with the triumph 'achieved by Samson ...