... we are not to expect, Federal experience of the last nine years, that Parlia spontancously pass a new Reform Bill § forth ; Whig and Tory, have tried to do it, and ha will be of the simply because the popular breath did not saila, Let us read the facts ...

... to a community hinting to learn the truth are sure to be received wit► . and gratitude. At the same time, dpon the previous Whig compozitions I :M AI : land. and remembering how miserably their usually splendid promise has been realised when the labours ...

... telioirable alt ease will be lnvenbsd for so glaring I branch of faith, and an attempt to reconcile people to this creditable Whig manieuvre will probably be made in the shape Ilia to.enfranchies fLeusingtounna some such notable measure. With these salient ...

... solution of the difficulty, and which was certainly far more liberal in its than aeything that could possibly proceed from a Whig Cabinet. They threw out that bill, and last session, by the lips of the Sovereign from the throne, promised the people a Reform ...

... room for that of France. On the subject of the now abandoned Reform Bill, we need say no more. It has been the boost of the Whigs that on this subject the country was with them, and only a fiction against them. They have been obliged to abandon all hypocrisy ...

... represented in Parliament. This is not in any sense, and ought not to he regarded, as a party question. All Scotchmen, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, are equally interested in it; and it is to be hoped that no party feeling will be evoked to interfere with ...

... allowed meat by wad, hams they eat flesh of best and masa. Not • ask poems over our heads without some flagrant Westlake of Whig apasity ar Wn o t cotopetsecy, en a stale smear has geeteed Within ha d& have two edam& at the in *le tames of thirty or forty ...

... peerage to the Upper, Lord Herbert made no great appearance before their lordships; he preseated allhie Wd Common's grams, Whigs', speechification, and so forth, without a particle of dignity, and he bad a huge red morocco box before him quite after the ...

... will consent to swallow his Radicalism bemuse be can show • long pedigree, and an enlist the sympathies of half-a-dosen Whig peers. our 1.4 the Government has sustained the first defeat of the Session. It was on the division on the motion of Mr Hubbard ...

... thee: of a lioo. Exeter was a capital actor in his way; when lie first came to Ilouso, he was one night tearing tot utters a Whig measure, and held in Lis hand a sheet of foolscap on which was written the sentiments of Monteequieu on the same point as that ...

... the real point for national congratulation is the approaching doom it forebodes to the dishonest ant shabby domination of the Whig oligarchy. Lord Palmerston. Mr Glads'one, and Earl Gran vile hays daring the last two or three days received deputations from ...

... members for channel. Some twenty years ago we heard to meet the so-called scandal and degradation of th ee, Lord between the Whig Government and Mr. 0 en done. —an alliance of which the worst that coul ave dis. with the was, that it was an alliance for ...