... hopeful Pleeehunters on the Whig front benches. What virtuous disclaimers from faltering Conservatives, too ready to throw their friends overboard. What feeble protestations of innocence and ad misericordium. appeals. The Whigs, wdo them justice, manage ...

... handmaid, and not the rival, of the Dew off Ben Nevis.” The confusion invariably evinced amongst the members of the present Whig Cabinet whenever a motion for altering the Franchise is brought forward, became on Wednesday afternoon ten times worse confounded ...

... are plenty of Liberal electors to gas a !Worm Ministry • commanding majority in Parliament there are not enough to support • Whig Government in • policy of stagnation. After Mr. Lows's speech it will be clearly understood in every borough that professions ...

... constituency an opportunity of marking their disapproval of the extreme political doctrines which have boen avowed by the Whig candidate on the ono hand and the Radical candidate on the other. Tho gentleman who asks for tho suffrages of the moderate ...

... innoorint persons falling here and there from the thrown from one fon at the other. This .tkee them were no but the Northern Whig lays that searoely in the behind perk* of the last riots were se any people seen wessehisil In the disturbed distrists. Happily ...

... bcve no time to attend to such matters, and so he left them entirely in the hands of bii brothers. We dare say that while the Whigs were on the shady aide of Downing-street everything was fair and aboveboard; but when the Reform party came into power there ...

... the Reform cause : were Mr. T. Q. Barino, Viscount Andover, &c., | and amongst Whig county members, Lord O. ' Cavendish, Mr. Coke, Mr. C. C. Clifford, &c. The gallant Whig member for Lichfield probably exhibited the effect his recent American experiences ...

... hopeful placehunters on the Whig front benches. What virtuous disclaimers from faltering Conservatives, too ready to throw their friends overboard. What feeble protestations of innocence and ad misericor- dium appeals. The Whigs, to do them justice, manage ...

... n te e d w , P an alia d r th m e e y n a t forced to relinquish office as not possessing the confidence of the house. The Whigs, who succeeded them, were, of course, morally bound to bring in a Reform Bill of their own, and this they did, and used, as ...

... there not been a meeting of Reformers at which this bill has not been contemptuously set wide as an antiquated and exploded Whig delusion (laughter and cheers). they have discovered, and announced the discovery, that the franchise is the property of the ...

... reform meeting which bad ventured to publish its proceedings but had condemned this proposal as an antiquated and exploded Whig delusion —(hear, hear). In Ills view it was the first of series of downward movements which would only cease when they had ...

... mogrem ; sod it was his coevlctios that as the std. Lags wee extended society gerrelly would be beeciatted through the sad geed Whig aridag from a oessoicaumece the part of the sew electors el the share which they had thus obisheed is meldsg the laws the c ...