... the revenue converted into a surplus, and taxes dispensed with when more are really needed, whereby the breach between the Whigs pure and the Manchester and Birming- hamites may probably be closed for this session. The reader will see, by a reference to ...

... that Sir R. Carden allowed himself to be inveigled into a candidate- ship for Marylebone, as he might have been sure that the Whigs and Radicals would not prolong their struggle to the close of the poll so as to allow of the possibility of a Conservative ...

... will he so in his case. In the few breezes stirred up, he has had to come off with a great deal of abuse, in common with the Whig crew; and it is doubtful, indeed, if he would be the selected helmsman in the event of the people expressing a desire for Reform ...

... Macaulay, as may be verified by reference to the Fifth Volume of his History of England, are.- canvassed actively on the Whig side! A FOOLISH REMARK. The fight was a Do, and all Brighton's in frowns, Said Lord Jvbe to his friend Captain Grinnum. When ...

... unimproved. Mr. Eowcliffe addressed himself to the telling of what people of his class call home truths. He has given the Whigs a long tiial, and now he has thrown them overboard. There are not a hundred hoaest men in the House of Commons. Mr. Rowclitfe ...

... THE BOROUGH FRANCHISE BILL. The battle has been fought, and a honourable, yes more, a glorious defeat sustained. The Whigs and the Tories amalgamated have achieved a triumph which covers them in ample folds of shame and ignominy; will it be believed that ...