... capacity, and his family bave ..lso ?? _».ird 1,1 the Whig canse. Indeed, it would be eminently u„j ?? t0 d .. n . to Sir John Romilly the merit of b»viug „ cla.m t„ considera- tion from a purely Whig Government, quae independently of his claims as a judge ...

... Liberals, who were amongst the soundest and best supporters of Lord Palmerston. We may be very sure that a large section of the Whig party will follow Mr HoßsaiAN'and Mr Lowe, and that any Reform measure, which shall come up to Mr Forster's standard, will ...

... Russell and Whig- gery are concerned, and the whole vials of his wrath are emptied upon the poor Turies. He appears to be engaged, as one writer aptly expresses it, to ?? supply the mock thunder aud blue fire in the midst of which the Whig reform bill ...

... studiously conciliatory towards the Liberal Govornmcnt, and .«o flavoured with prescriptive tinge of feeling almost worthy of a Whig ia some |of its sentence?, that it will regarded many as bid for office. said “tho now Administration composed of wen probably ...

... ministers into doing something that will make a stir, and show the world that they are all alive to the spirit of humbug. When Whig ministers won't do what the Radicals require, the Reform cry is raised, and not a stone is left unturned to make working men ...

... mirth and laughter como. I, r, o i i. 1! a t i o . , The •ms a-vunv, who are inlonh’-l profession, cm,not 100 eari’.y fannlmr whig phmso, , ul .l meanings. Old rmrsert easily adapted for this l-or IUSUmoe J. Alibi, baby, the tree-top, Proved ’gainst your ...

... number of oar periodical, tickled his Corporation. bait, ' the lame, and the bUcd—Greenwich Pensioners, paupers, and elderly Whigs—ail swelled the throng. The • Finest Cat in the World (our own) crept out on ■ tiles over onr office ; and yon may judge of ...

... John Blight's laudations of the Premier afford it. This determination has offended the susceptibilities of the Conservative Whig Ministers, aud heuee daily councils aud disagreements. Yuu may rely upon it there will be many more changes before Earl Russell ...

... anststan, the at, In Si.. Prismtan malflel.l wee Wm. sad pillaged Is coetoler, sod te.., the nnterteaele fink. Ramis died Whig lined wily tome the fatal hattleolJeasagleoetleratany al the of lb.. row-repo lita et lest oon was 51 se hie heir the of ...

... scribed as new, although it is apparently now new, yet, after all, it is but the illustration of the ancient policy of the Whigs and the Liberal party (cheers). Now, fancy that this matter we feel that the prospects the country—l speak now of the political ...

... been resisted by all the power the with which he connected He condemned one observation been made by hon baronet to effect Whigs and Tories quarrelling Republicans were advancing Let them recal great which had taken place since the events of 1832-changes ...

... a very Conservative— while head of affairs things all right The Conservatives satisfied with Conservative the head the the Whigs had the office got pay to Radicals Bright said it to do anything while Lord alive quiet (Hear laughter) going to take place ...