... I say this because it is rumoured that the Peace party, aided by the Whig government, after having done their utmost to impede the volunteer movement, intend making use of its present efficiency to propose a reduction of the regular army, and it is believed ...

... crediteither to the Government or to the Parliament, for it was the good sense of the English people which had brought both the Whig and Tory parties to their senses. But although Parliament had not to tackle a Reform Bill last session, it had two or three ...

... spoken before his constituents has declared that there is substantially nothing to reform; and even that rising hope of the Whigs—and a very forlorn hope he is—Lord Enfield, has lately declared himself as strong a Conservative as Lord Derby. What is this ...

... The site must be determined after- wards by the whole body of the subscribers. The borough of Totness was for many years a Whig pocket borough, the two seats being in the gift of the Duke of Somerset. Not very long ago, one of those seats was wrested ...

... spoken before his constituents has declared tha there is substantially nothing to reform ; and even tha rising hope of the Whigs—and a very forlorn hope h is—Lord Enfield, has lately declared himself as stron: Conservative as Lord Derby, What is this bu ...

... if the anti-slavery Republicans would be injured now, the work of routing them in 1802 would be much simplified. ! Our old Whigs have never forgiven Mr. Sumner for I having helped to defeat them in 1850, aud they I never will forgive him ; aud now that ...

... afte soea~where seats had been contested, wrested from theirI hands (Hear, hear.) While even that slight modicum of ?? the whig-radical ministry grdgingly offered to-the House of Comonsouto be scramnbe for, had given in South Lancashire a crowning triumph ...

... the possible political theories of Liberalism, belong to Mr. BRIGHT, and are claimed by him. And yet all the organs of the Whigs disclaim Mr. BRIGHT, protest loudly their abhorrence of his principles, and disavow his followers. The jackdaw that was dressed ...

... were devoted to carrying it ont; and had the pleasure of obtaining the support of the Hite of the three great parties, the Whigs, Tories, and Radicals. Such was his deserved popularity that when that distinguished author and orator, the Right Hon. Bulwer ...

... the anti -slavery' Republicans would be injured- now, the work of routing them in • 1862 would be much simplified. Our old Whigs have never forgiven Mr. Sumner for having helped to defeat them in 1850, and .00' never Will forgive him ; and now that they ...

... each party under a different name. 1 will be a candidate for the Itel publican party under the name of John Bright. I For the Whig vote I will name William Wheeler. I For the Union party I will take the name of Elisha Jenks. For the Democratic party I will ...

... spoken before hia constituents has declared that tu.ro i. _übsta_,ti>i!ly nothing to reform ; and oven that rising hope of the Whigs— and a very forlorn hope he is— Lord Enfield, ha 3 lately declared himself as strong- a Conservative as JU)rd Derby. What is ...