... Reform Bill have prosed Mae, although her Majesty's speech from the throne has alluded several occasions to this question, both Whig* and Tories *eem oblivion* to the fact that man is a progressive being. Five millions of the adult male population this country ...

... going the poll as Liberal Conservatives, and protesting that their principles are almost ideatfoal with those of the old Whigs. Say they, There really is differenoe between and the Liberals. are quite as eager as tbey are for Reform, and we of course ...

... Parliamentary Reform, they will in not a few cases ran Radical against a Whig, and thus let in a Tory. When they cannot find candidate of their own, they may regard the oontest of a Whig of Mr. Lowe's stamp with a Conservative with apathy and indifferenoe ...

... STATES. The following interesting calculations of the material resources of the Confederacy are taken from the Kie/tmoncl Whig, of Deo. 22ud The following table shows the whole population of the Confederate States, excluding Missouri and Kentucky, determined ...

... said this was not party organisation. The assooiation which be represented supported neither Whigs nor Tories, Liberals nor Conservatives. With respect to Whig and Tory, both of them would try to get as much out of the people's pockets possible. Therefore ...

... true meaning of that at which our opponents are disposed to sneer when called its true name of Progress. Although the names Whig and Tory were in existence long before Lord Gre/s Government produced the great Reform Bill, 1832, the rallying cry of the ...

... election, to walk down the High-street, for the pucpose of ascertaining the progress of the contest, and there met a worthy Whig magistrate, who pointed out to him the futility the effort made by the Conservatives to wrest from their opponents the rep ...

... never more favourable for the Liberals than at present.—lt is rumoured, says the Oxford Chronicle, that few of the leading Whigs have entered into a compact with the Conservatives to allow the three present members to go back to Parliament without opposition ...

... party struggle. The addresses of the candidates are marked by no decided oolour. Even on the question of electoral reform the Whigs as well as the Tories deal only in vague professions of faith, and both sides equally abstain from expressing any opinion which ...

... disturbance was got at the Carlton Club on the subject of Sir Robert Peel frequenting it although holding office under the Whigs, but it was speedily quelled by the better sense the members, and in 185*2, Mr. Gladstone was annoyed by four members of the ...

... party daring the highest degree. Let no Liberal deep tranquilly in the com. placent belief thai his borough is one of steady Whig principles, of long connexion with his family 0 himself. He knows not what a day may forth. Any post may inform him that a ...

... attack of gout prevented him from delivering at earlier stage of the bill's progress. The right hon. gentleman reminded the Whigs of the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill, and asked the Roman Catholics what they had gained from their alliance with English Liberalism ...