... shabby Tories might again venture to bring in a Reform Bill, infinitely more liberal than that of Lord John Russell and the Whigs, although we hardly think it would be attended with a greater calamity than all—that of giving sixty-four memters to Southwark ...

... terms of 100 years. For further particulars, apply Mr. Steooall, Solicitor, Weymouth, Aidio«£fiß. Feb. 7,1861. literature. Whig regime —he balances the Exchequer. We have seen circus athlete balancing a coach-wheel his chin, or, perhaps, the tip of his ...

... general public, and it ought to be made clear , above all things, that we have not exactly been so silly as to commit to a Whig Lord Chancellor the task of remodelling the enactments on which all the wisdom of the legislature has been employed from time ...