... had earlier promotion. It will be a comfort to Conserva- tives to know that under a Whig Government it is positively damaging to a man to belong to one of the great Whig families. However, let that pass ;it is a trumpery question at beat. Not so the decisions ...

... spirited address of thanks for the Emperor's goodwill towards them. What will your gloomy evening planet say to this and his Whig fraternity P I should not wonder if Rome of your amiable papers will declare that it has been written by Count Rechberg himself ...

... Russell wa3 for knocking it to pieces on the floor bf the House of Commons. We were to have reform for England and Wales, and a Whig promise of reform for Scotland and Ireland ! The Legislature was to sit it out anyhow this sessiou and amend the representation ...

... bill being taken alone. The hon. member tor Sheffield (Mr. Roebuck) also, in his History of tho Admi. I nistration of the Whigs, showed the mischief arisin: ( the three bills being discussed separately and on di j principles. His (Sir J. Fcrgusson's) ...

... iho measure in a select committee. Bat he took no epen ov ostensible part in tho proceedings. Keform, long promised by tho Whigs and often postponed, ?? a* we all know, ushered to the notice of tie house at the commencement of this session bv- the Spec ...

... which had car- ried Lord John and his colleagues into power, ' and the retention of office, denote a frame of mind peculiar to Whig Ministries. Henceforth they aye a condemned Administration. They have for- feited all claim to tlie support of the house, for ...

... this bill. It ..ve a piece of inform.fon to thoro gentlemen, I venture to , h , * 0n with it-if thev had not by that * sound -Whig government .. much a. J r h discouraged .dh.rent, (l.ughter)-for every Dodo (.laugh) Aou may. if you like look at the them ...

... which had carried Lord John and his colleagues into power, and the retention of office, denote a frame of mind peculiar to Whig Ministries, Henceforth they are a condemned Administration. They have for- feited all claim to the sapport of the house, for ...

... side of the bouse. lam fold that there arc gentlemen in this house who think the time is come when we ought to have a sound Whig govern- ment—that is, that the foreign clement should be got rid of, by that meaning the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the ...

... longer mere amendment the representation of the people, it was a strong party measure. It was the common bond which united Whigs and Radicals. By this badge of Reform they were to be known. If ever the country could aroused to the importance of this question ...

... a mere amendment of the representation of the people, it was a strong party measure. It was tho common bon;l which united Whigs and Radicals. By this badge of Reform they were to be known. If ever the country co**id bo arou-_d to the impoitar.ee of til ...

... excellent little BUSINESS is for SALE, entirely through declining health, adral.tobly adapted for a female. Situation undeniable, Whig a leading thoroughfare to tho City, handsomely fitted shop and toavcuknl premise#, and doing trade.—Apply Mr. J*tt • liens ...