... the franchise than those who had it not. (Hear.) He wonld begin with the old Whigs of that town. As soon as this meeting was thought of be waited on the leaders of the old Whig party to assist them in calling the meeting bat they all with one consent refused ...

... heavy penalty to pay for keeping the Whigs in office, and that is the loss of their more elevated patriotism when in opposition. The cold and bracing atmosphere of the opposition benches is eminently favourable to the Whig constitution, and the noble lord ...

... and angry orators have - proposed, seconded, supported violent and indig* resolutions, which savour the old days when the Whigs were compelled to succumb to the alli. terative accusation that they were base, bloody, brutal.” But by far the most animated ...

... the position be now took, and the meeting then was crowded. Their member, Mr. Divett, was present, and all the leaders of the Whig party, and hnndreds of parties who attempted to get into the room were obliged to go away disappointed. They met to endeavour ...

... when protection, both religiously and politically, would be torn to shreds. (Hear, hear.) for one should like to see the old Whig party of this coontry broken np—(hear, hear)—and should not regret it at sll; for they were great drawbacks to the interest ...

... existed at the present moment; for found it worked well for his party—which was not Whig, but a composite party—(laughter)—on administration formed of Manchester men, Whigs, Peelites, Liberals, and Radicals. They who were reformers, and the people of Bodmin ...

... Conservative enough to please even the noble member for Huntingdonshire; there are Liberal, Whig, Tory, Independent penny papers, just as there are Liberal, Whig, Tory, and Independent fourpenny papers. In fact, there is virtually no difference between ...

... triumphant. The events that followed are well known. By a coup d'etat the Conservative Peers, reinforced by a few renegade Whigs, converted the ministerial victory into a defeat which was disgraceful only because it was tamely submitted to by the leader ...

... considerations should separated from this question. It is as difficult pay three shillings and sixpence in the pound to the Whigs to the Tories: and we doubt whether the ratepayers generally care to consider whether the Guardians and their collectors are ...