... appears during the latter part of every session; so also does the only Whig member for important unicorn county upon the borders Wales. The representative in the House Commons great Whig dukedom, attached to the old religion of the country, has only voted ...

... selves a long lease of office. And in this they have completely succeeded. The Reform Act of , 1831 was a Whig bill and nothing more. Since ! then the Whigs have evinced a determination that it shall not go further. Earl Russell, their great leader, declared ...

... evidence taken before the Royal Commissioners—four Whigs and one Tory—on dockyards, with the view showing that the greatest tyranny had been practised in those dockyards under the present and former Whig Governments. believed it was the fact that lately ...

... Conservative seat and in assailing every Liberal position. On the other hand, the Whigs not exhibit almost any desire lor the maintenance of their Parliamentary strength. The old Whig party in such oonnty Armagh, the north Ireland, does not venture, a vacancy ...

... extremities action will follow ? When General Gauibaliii discovers that he has been tricked, will be still further persecuted by Whig intrigue ? GARIBALDI'S SUDDEN DEPARTURE. ...

... part their property has once been in Romish hands. The Whig families, then, , must and will always favour Popery. If there is to be thing done in reference to the growth of Popery, rest assured no Whig proper will be found oppose it. The advocacy of Popery ...

... boroughs, and even in the case of Whig county seats the tenure might thought too insecure for any needless risks. An * Irish peerage or a baronetcy consoled one or two aspirants to the upper order of the aristocracy, l no Whig seats were endangered at that ...

... Ueform would both right and expedient. In fact, are strong in the belief that what ie right always expedient; and since both Whig Governments and Tory Governments have placed on record their belief in the justice of such measure, we hold that they show ...

... the whole course of their former lives. Many of their Lordships have been Whigs from their youth up. The Bishop of St. Asaph never was anything but a Whig. The Bishop of is of a Whig family ; and his own brother was Lord Chancellor of the Exchequer. The ...

... on the March, to bring in bill for extending the borough franchise to persons paying 67. rental. This the measure which the Whigs proposed when they wanted to turn Lord Derby out, and dropped when they had succeeded. It is measure Reformers in Parliament ...

... decided character might yet restore it very considerably ; but the country will hardly elect such a man. We do not hear of Whig county meetings for the preservation of the few seats still possessed by that party in the representation of the most liberal ...

... place in the representation of Woodstock, and how the electors had been handed over like a parcel of slaves from Whig to Tory and from Tory te Whig, without ever being allowed to have a voice in the matter. Mr. Money concluded by moving tho following resolution ...