... the House of Commons have acted. The Whig wethers, which unfortunately have not been very produoure-for thers have been do statwmen eon* # them— ha* been mixed with the political Cotswolds, the Peelites; bat the Whig mutton hw not beeu improved; mid m for ...

... in power, the upper ten th' oaanj. the Whigs and the Tories- Are they not tyrants f For what ia tyranny hot the possession of a superabundant amount of power? Do not the aristocracy and the goodly company of Whigs and Tone* possess political power which ...

... seriously impaired by the mode of dealing with our colonies, aud by the cost of more than one of those petty wars iv wbich tlie Whig administration •eem to take so much delight. And the picture, bright as it is, has its dark side in the preseut state of Ireland ...

... seemed have their agents and advocates, with boat of runuere, ready to do anything cd to them. Mr. Dean ap( eared for the Whigs. I cvnnot say that the term H.dicd applies to the prii ciples of number of the gentlemen compo-ing the Reform Association. ...

... of England have the mortiticaiion of finding that each pledge waa delusion, practised upon the electors, evate either the Whigs the Tories to ottica. Can said that the British constitution juiroa no while it )>ermits of such dishonesty this ? la it to ...

... an«e from that d>-. ficient operation. The fortunate thing in it that the evil curable. Dut not means t.f the Conservative and Whig policy of prtrentcM§ 'he labourer • xercisif his faculties, but of tiudlog him plenty fi- fur occupying them ; not by denying ...