... (Lauahter ) You Whigs have had power since 1832. You nhdged yourselves to economy aud retienehinent, hut I have never seen you carry it out. The expenditure in 1836 amounted 10 little more than fdO.OOO.UUO year • but what is it now? You Whigs have made many ...

... during a storm. This gentleman, it scenic, is a believer in reform, and he took the opportunity—along with some hearty abuse of Whigs in general—to ask why no reform bill was forthcoming this year. Why, says his Lordship, why, because the Government were not ...

... made, enabling the supplies of salmon to keep pace with the increased and increasing demand. But the and the Lord-Advocate, Whigs of the first water as they are, are not ashamed to come forward and demand that in fishing no reform shall be allowed, that ...

... latter had concluded one of his wonderful speeches, minutely ample upon foreign politics, but very sly about home questions, and Whig shortcomings. When it came to Mr Rowcliffes turn to speak, he certainly did his duty boldly as trustee of the non-electors ...

... anxious to consolidate their own ranks, and to be assured of a majority before they make another experiment upon °dice. The Whigs are of course contented ; the formidable old Irish Brigade has dwindled to the solitary though imposing personality of Mr Vincent ...

... V . „o-k tlie elections iltro-BRhoat S CAIX HIS th. Whigs FOLLOWERS. I ask jon, Lord, once more why you did not naf Berne, Ist April—lt is asserted that fresh forward K.fnrni Bdl, ari l whether you g or( er addressed Garibaldi his fo fl r d Pal.erltofwho ...

... community. When Lord Palmerston was about to retire, the notorions Mr Rowcliffe made a speech after his old view, availing the Whigs, the House Commons, the Premier—every sentence being greeted with shouts of laughter. Lord Palmerston replied to the demagogue ...

... &c. There lie did his work, for chief after chief, Till the Tory party it came to grief; And the Treasury Bench when the Whigs they won, W.so was Foreign See. but John Palmerston I Sing hey, &c.. Since then years thirty and one lie's seen, But no mark ...

... appear rather to have been the work of parties professing very different principles, only for the fact that it bears the usual Whig stamp, in the shape of the creation of another board of wellpaid officials. It is high time the people should give expression ...

... scolding for not proceeding in a more earnest with the Reform Bill last session, and informed his Lordships that having given the Whig* a fair trial and found them deficient, was in future to give his support to the other ride. The strike among the builders ...

... (Laughter.) You Whigs have bad power since 1632. You pledged yourselves to economy and retrenchment. but I have never seen sou carry it out. The expenditure in amounted to little more than £lo,tioe,eoo a year: but what is it now 1 You Whigs have made great ...

... (Laughter.) You Whigs have had power since 1832. You pledged yourselves to economy and retrenchment, but I have never seen you carry it out. The expenditure in 1836 amounted to little more than £40,000,000 a-year; but what is it now? Whigs have made a great ...