... from Sir Uoundell Palmer. Sir Hugh Cairn* would then have it all his own way again, and the paucity legal talent among the Whigs would again unpleasantly manifested. It not to denied that the Leeds scandal of which one son the hero, following so shortly ...

... and we are now speaking in the interests of public morality, that the fate of the Chancellor may depend on the skill of the Whig or Tory whipper in. The Post's second leader deals with Lord Winchilsea with less tenderness than it usually displays towards ...

... undertook to do, and that all his followers tamely acquiesced in that betrayal. So much for Parliamentary reform. Even the very Whigs—those who nail written lately on the subject- -had come to this conclusion, that of all Reform bills which had been recently ...

... epigrams, he considered that the clevern of the production lay merely upon the surface, and that a truer definition would be that Whig principles would reduce the Government of this country one general level, irresj>ective of intelligence, general independence ...

... Ixin-ion.t among them according to choice. For my pait, there's nought in which more I rejoice Than in Liberals, Reformers, and Whigs fiercely stirred To rage for the food by their nature preferred. There's no danger in that, but the contrary ; nor In the savage ...

... money ; the other is qualified only by half a dozen beatings, and the possession of parrot which uses bad language about the Whigs. Neither the Tory candidates have ever said or done a single thing to entitle them to the confidence of reasonable politician ...

... following summary reasons why Catholics should vote for Government candidates the coming election : Recent events have shown the Whigs beyond all doubt in the position of our friends ; or at least of those who were p eparedto take a just and liberal course upon ...

... eagerly scanned to ascertain the feelings of the working classes regard to Parliamentary Reform, and its imputed betrayal by the Whigs. A natural disappoint, inent, not unmixed with indignation, is expressed by the in many constituencies at the manner in which ...

... a standstill through the halflieartedness of those who undertook to carry them. But while the organs of the old parties, Whig and Tory alike, are crying out against Mr. Bright —as against one who proclaims from the house-top a secret they would scarce ...

... cheers, and hisses.] Now sis to the Tories; Lord Derby's Government in I ...

... ire distress, and mentioned that the Chairman of the Relief Committee was Lord Derby. The second member that committee was a Whig of the Kouian Catholic body in the House. He was pleased that distress had passed away, for it was a pitiable sight to see ...

... The Conservatives of the moment were liberal the old Whigs, and it was not saying much for them. the question Reform, they were the real Tories—the real obstructors were Lord Palmerston and the old Whigs. [Cheers.] The question he wanted to ask was, did ...