... this he has been opposed by both Whigs a and Tories. He sees that this plan is impossible; and is he-is therefore now proposing a compromise with the C Whigs against the Tories, with the hope of course of is leading the Whigs sooner or later into the adoption ...

... therefore hope Lord ELOico will stick to his idea of a Commission. If we must have Reform, at all events let us have not a pure Whig Bill, or a party measure at all, but a Bill in which a(I parties can heartily concur, that is, a Bill based upon the principle ...

... enough. But the F Whigs are apparently purposig in this ceremony to s establish a precedent, transferring even the authority of the Royal office from the person of the Sovereign a to the robes of State,-a sort of reeuetie ad adss t of Whig principles. r ...

... wish my political .s leaders held the reins of Government, for i. believe ., them to be more able 'administrators than the Whigs; r but I am not such ian idiot 'as to think for a moment that any economy they might effect would materially daffect niy income ...

... to exercise his privilege as Priese Minister by creating tavo neec peere, selecting from the ranks of the old true bins 'Whigs-Baring and Rotesily. Sir Francis, Baring, now Lord Northbrooke, is the secon~d peer created in his fanmily, which is of Dutch ...

... in the character of the House of of Commons than has ever occurred since 1832. lie Obstructives-whether calling themselves Whigs er if, Tories-were sent to the rlghtabout with a promptitude as and decision which cannot fail to have a good effect on letheir ...

... nelenow- l ledges that Lund Derby's bill was the best yet brought sinrc forwvard. Telsvn etcac,i as o eom as 1wee when the Whigs oight have accepted end amended S the Tory bill. . I I the The trial of Capt. Corbett for a breach of the Foroign £l1,t Enlistment ...