... brought in broad measure, and who were so numerous that government could not without them.—(Applause.) If this were not done the Whigs would not support a Reform Bill, and the Liberal government would be beaten, and then the Conservatives would bring in bill ...

... melancholy than ihat presented the history of tho question. At the last general election not only all the Liberals, hut the Whigs, and three-fourths of the Conservatives, said the time had come to amend the representative system. Now, they said it would ...

... Radical journals have passed the matter by, evidently disappointed. If Mr. Gladstone intended to conciliate the more moderate Whigs and Liberals, ho failed equally, for they are in no humour to won. We may put Mr. Gladstone’s secondary purpose aside altogether ...

... the Protectionists that free trade would the ruin of the Irish grazier have not been verified on the contrary, as the Belfast Whig remarks, * the value of farm stock bos been rising rapidly for years past, and never before, not even in the days of Napoleon ...

... to become candidate for the representation of the borough the general election in conjunction with slr. T. B. Horsfall. The Whig-Radicals not intend to bring out second candidate, but will fight with Mr. J. C. Ewart alone. Lancashire : The Liverpool Courier ...

... generally understood that immediately after the general election nn attempt will be made to rest the premiership in a certain Whig Lord possessed of considerable influence with the Liberal party. That attempt, whenever it is made, will split the Liberal ...