... presumption. His Dpinions are not the opinions o Lord Palmerston. His legislation wonld not be Lord Palm-rston's legislaiion. He is Whig of the Bedford school, with a reserve of Radicalism to fal back upon when the prospects of office are doubtful and his remarkable ...

... from the advocates of Univeral Suffrage to those who hold Conservative views, but who timidly cower under tue shelter of the Whig shield. Whether, now that their great idol and patron has been taken from them, they will come over the left, or elect to about ...

... moment*, aod with tbe worst passions in acti -n I wish joa well oat the rxp rim-nt, bat won't join it. No, sir; I'll give neither Whig nor Tory Attorney-General the triumph to arraign, convict, and lliio ll'Cask y. man who has braved Rosas, wound, Ga-tsc lakoff ...

... was not a weapon 3ure enough for them, intimidation was brought into play--the intimidation of their own tenants by the great Whig landowners; the intimidation of the constituencies generally by organised mobs. We are not repeating the angry accusations ...

... citizen of the name of Colston. All class of agree to support and extend that charity, but they do in a peculiar way. The Whigs dine together and subscribe, to its rands under the name of the Anchor Society; the Conservatives do the same under the designation ...