... from cholera was unfounded. The Nottingham Guardian says there is already evidence enough to ptove the malpractices of the Whigs at the election fur that borough, and steps are being taken to petition against the return of Lord Aluberley. Tea Mna &TAM ...

... together (hear, hear). They have similar views, and I repeat the words I made use of at the dinner at Worcester, That while the Whigs and Tories are quarrelling about nothing the Radicals are advancing between us' (ap. please). When I made use of those words ...

... GLADSTONE affected to make light of his defeat; the tactics of stifling discussion came into play ; Captain HATTER, a Whig of the Whigs, brought forward hie resolulution ; the effect of it is, to shelve the measure upon the ground that the bill is defective ...

... said : An author who has written on the history of Parliament Mr. Cooke—attri. bates the origin of bribery entirely to the Whig party. Sir Robert Walpole need bribery to members of this House. Every man had his price, and most men were paid. But now the ...

... ability. The greed of power was never more ostentatiously displayed ; Earl Rosettes love of place—a disease as inherent in the Whigs as a certain physical ailment is said to be inalienable from the Scotch constitution—and Mr. GLADSTONE'S political ambition ...

... and we think it more than probable that a dexterous motion foe Parliamentary Reform would lead to the reinstatement of the Whigs next February. We are sorry to think that it should be so, because we don't see what the Reformers are likely to get by such ...

... Ministry lies gasping, and the bill is defunct. We know the same sort of feeling prevails to a very large extent among the Whig families of the old school. They will not be dragged by Mr. LA D• into the democratic ranks. They will not associate with Mr ...

... compliance pith his own view of the necessities of his position, he proposed to offer high office to several members of the Whig party, and even to certain members of Lord Russell's Government. He should, therefore, have to ask from his own supporters ...

... promised to vote for measures of Reform. He told how be had once asked an eccentric, gentleman who was collecting the numbers of Whigs, Tories, and Radicals in the city to put him down as an Ultra-Radical, and enmeshing more; and enlarged upon the indignant ...

... measures ; the result, we confidently believe, will be the production of a Reform Bill which will receir , the support of the old Whigs, the young Liberals, or Palmeratonians, or Adullamites, and will be passed to the satisfaction of the country. But should the ...

... Minster. upon which lie proposed to rally the Conservatives worth, carter's boy, ten years old, was knocked down by and moderate Whigs, is quite distinct from the idea one of the team drawing a load of hay on the farm of Mr. we form of a coalition as he put ...

... matter to all classes in the spirit of the following axioms laid down by Dr. Short, the present Bishop of St. Marsh, and an old Whig of long standing. In one place he observes that reforms which proceed from those in authority lire almost always safe, and ...