... remonstrances on the occasion of the Polish rebellion ; and they might both of them arrive at the conclusion thai Albion under the Whigs was always perfidious, but never had been so much so as she is now, with Lord Palmerston for Premier and Lord Russell for ...

... reasons upon this fact-—that he watched him in the revision court during the revision the burgess] lists, and individual, whether Whig, Tory, or Badical, rich or poor, could have sat there without seeing the glaring inconsistencies, and the glaring one-sidedness ...

... given as the cause of the Conser- vative success yesterday, one has been omitted, which I think the principal one, viz., the Whig magistrates acting in'lireot opposition to a great majorityof the burgisses as well as the temperance E reformers of Liverpool ...

... onomely in constitution which mede one men sieve end enotber freemen; tbet the bleck repnbliceo peril, besed on the ruins the Whig perty which ceme grief I*4B, recognises the injustice of splendid netiun, tbe esylnm for oppressed of all peep!.*, binding ...

... set-off to the determination of the Legislature to tolerate no measure of Parliamentary Reform, whether large or small, of Whig origin or emanating from the Tories. This direction of senatorial energies was naturally referred to by the Lord Chancellor ...

... might yet be much room for improvement, he believed it was one of the beat that could possibly have been framed. Let them be Whig, Radical, Tory, or whatever their principits might be; and let them prune the branches as they would, they were united hand ...

... pursues hurts the honest and healthy convictions of the people. Mr. Jeffery is not popular. All1ow me to take broader grousnd. Whig and Tory capitalists have, under the municipal reform, to court democracy. Demo- cracy, seeing no particular or marked difference ...

... committee, political and party influence has very little influence indeed. You can scarcely tell what colours a man hoists, whether Whig or ToTry; but when we come to the election of mayor and alder- i men, those questions which, above all others, should be discussed ...

... tr**at old are In language r?*inad; The people -h i eel ire En-lisli tyrant should n. c there. To satiM.' and >n Mind Let Whig and Tory we hied ». Archdeacons bless ihe uui->9, we Such iui-oeilee dmclain. Who through long car -er o ...

... is a long way from perfoction-he is one of the shrewdest and safest of theoretical statesmen. True, he ls inficted with the WhIg infirmity of crediting his own party with almost all the public benefit: which have been obtained in modem times; but this ...

... set-off to the determination of the Legislature to tolerate no measure of Parliamentary Reform, whether large or small, of Whig origin, or emanating from He Tories. This direction of senatorial energies was naturally referred to by the Lord Chancellor ...

... both sides a report that a certain tradesman aspired to the office of Mayor. In a moment a chill ran through the popular mind—Whigs and Tories, Radicals and Conservatives. Merchants and tradesmen became aware of a consentaneousness never before so openly ...