... with the petty jealousy of Lord Johu Russell, who, because he was permitted by the late Lord Grey to be the mouthpiece of the Whig Reform Bill of 1831-2, considers that no one has a right to mll troduce any reform measure but himself, and he bes came dreadfully ...

... flagrantly betrayed and deceived them. The fraud committed by the Whigs upon their Radical allies was all the greater because the Radicals turned the scale at the general election favour of the Whigs and against the Conservatives, on the sole grouud that they ...

... Notwithstanding these declarations of want of confidence in Whig professions of reform, we shall be very much mistaken if these two hon. gentlemen do not play into the hands of the Whigs on the very next occasion upon which, for the purpose of obtaining ...

... for his trial. this slender ground for asserting a grievance, a cry for stipendiary magistrate has been raised, so tbat some Whig hanger on of the government may be provided with place and salary which he would have great difficulty, except through his ...

... Council had had no voice. drew Mr. Aid. Hodgson's attention to his acting list as an extraordinary instance of how ancient Whigs had departed from the performance of their duties. They had left the acting magistracy entirely in the hands of parties appointed ...

... and cannot be favourably regarded by the country. We commend this matter to the consideration of Mr. Richd. Cobden, special Whig Envoy at Paris. few officious personages have induced the Newcas! tie Town Council to nominate half dozen gentlemen as fit ...