... remained in power should have obtained a Reform Bill, the exce which in many respects was admitted even tyy Liberals _ selves. But Whig 4 Radical coalition threw it out, being enabled to 4o a pledge (which they have forfeited) to bnog .forward a better measure ...

... raformer, however moderate, presents himself, vote for him. preference to Tory or Liberal Conservstlre. Bot wherever Palmerstonian Whig offers himself, don’t cross the door to vole for him—leave him to defeat and disgrace. After referring to the American qaeation ...

... pointed to Mr. C. F. Foster, of Cambridge, but with the same resuit. As was observed in The Times a week since, unless the Whig county familie stir in the matter, Lord George Manners’ retarn may be regarded as a fait accompli. East Kunr, The nomination ...

... was not the case; they hada great many elements in those partion. They had_ Liberal-Con- servatives, Conservative-Liberals, Whigs, Tories, and, he thought, he had heard some person remark, although he scarcely believed it, that there was a party in the ...

... chief as the soldiers they lead are to the thieves and cutthroats that Lincoln has sent to subjugate them. In the Richmond Whig of December 18th we read : Matters are comparatively quiet in the neighbour. h oo d o f w.aderiekaburg. A report was brought ...

... . At no period during the last thirty years has there been manifested a more earnest and determined effort to put down the Whig-Radical combination under which the country has so long suffered. Wherever, Sir Stafford Northcote truly stated, an election ...

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... is forced to lean on the opposition At for support is simply untrue. The moderate Tories are rn, well aware that a moderate Whig Cabinet is the only one ?? capable of durable existence at the present time, and lid instead of Lord Palmerston having to beat ...

... thoughts which in Engiand are apt to find inadequate expression. Consequently in nolitleal principle the Spectator is thoughtful Whig, but with a1 more decided tendency towards reforms at home and the extension of orderly freedom abroad than the old Whips :were ...

... argued for the Loudon charities, now suffering to some extent from the ail absorbing claims cf Lancashire; but the general Whig was that Lord Elgin's view should be adopted; and a was, therefore, agreed to, that the whole fund should go to Lancashire ...

... themselves entirely irrespective of the tremen- dous issues in the continuation of the cold-blooded and apathetic policy which the Whigs have exhibited towards the heroic people who, at the other end of the world, are jaboring to throw off the hated despotism ...

... chief as the eoluiers they lead are to the thieves and cutthroats that Lincoln has sent to subjugate them. In the Richmoad Whig of December 18th we read: —Matters are comparatively quiet in the neighbourhood of Fredericksburg. A report was brought by ...