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JERSEY, NOVEMBER 23, 1861, REFORM IN ENGLAND. Some time ago the Saturday Review was pleased to speak of the ..

... Reformers, took place at Leeds to confer on the best means of obtaining what used some thirty years ago to bo denominated by Whig statesmen a free, fair, and full representation of the people.” The result of the conference in the shape of resolutions wegive ...

to any extent, if hated by tho Tory party, i* least not welcome to some of the Whigs ; and

... to any extent, if hated by tho Tory party, i* least not welcome to some of the Whigs ; and in the absence of dangerous manifestations of impatience the part of the people, and with administration not believed to be zealous even for its own measnre, Parliament ...

MR. BRIGHT M.P. ON REFORM

... bill came law; and it is, I think, universally felt that the arrangement then made can longer be defended or maintained. Three Whig governments, one Coalition government, and one Tory government have, within the last 10 years, admitted this. The Queen has ...

THE CIVIL WAR

... Yirgmia.’* To this Brigadier Winder replies that lots have been drawn, and names the officers upon whom they fell! The Richmond Whig announces the reorganisation of the Confederate army in Virginia. The State is constituted a department, comprising the three ...

THE NOTTINGHAM ELECTION

... and extreme Liberals were the supporters of Sir Robert, they had been of O’Connor. There was stemminsr the tide. “No. (the Whig Committee) had got into extremely bad *, and its opponents made Destruction to it” their battle-cry Lord Lincoln left Nottingham ...