... the trae one prevent another, and still more insurrection in that country. It also shews the uncunsiiiuiional conduct ol a Whig Administration, who treated the Sovereign and the House Comraona wr.W imuflereiiee: lliey allerwardh rccommenued one inroiher ...

... certainty not attempted to passed this session Satisfi d with vague assurance this cflcct, Karl Grosvtnor and others the moderate Whigs were, it is said, prep ti vote tor the Ministry; but not see how even their adhesion could have counterbalanced the a Iditional ...

... political judgment the country. Rut this bill does not »ati it. The popular impression—right or wrong—is that it is bill which Whigs may perhaps accept, but which only Radicals can really tike; and such bill will sutialy th** nation. Tii* Frasciimr Dill.—The ...

... it* low double cunning, which stamps the author beyond a doubt. Our Mr. Political Facing-both-ways first goes to the old Whigs and savs Gentlemen, pray don’t be alarmed; the new bill will he very moderate measure: we shall not meddle with the re-diatribution ...

... country.—M Clark said, he Would grant case if asked for, but it would be of no use. HERTFORD, Friday, Sept, 28. Conservative Whig Whig OoDMrva're. claima votes claiota votes, f'lowed, etruck of. s'’owed, atrucit off. All Saints 8 0 1 Little Amwell 5 0 ...

... instances the rising of sonic honest man from the Whig side the house to denounce the Ministerial Franchise Bill, and the Conservatives so far have had but little to beyond listening to the attacks ol Whig members this pitiful attempt at class legislation ...

... circumstances receive then support, nor could be deemed them fit and proper person to represent their interests parliament. The Whigs tell os cannot without them. Can they without Thev were surprised our strength and numbers last lime, and they will find whenever ...

... are some persons—very few in England I hope—who wish to overturn the Constitution: but believe the great majority, whether Whigs or Tories, are greatly and deeply attached to the British Constitution—an especially this time ought to be thankful for living ...

... conoerned. The Whigs, for some reason or other which it is not easy to understand, have never been o liberal to those who make literature in its various forms their calling have been the Tories. Of this, the opposition which the old Whig Government made ...

... more in, sorrow than in anger. Long ago he deserted the Conservative parly to take up, not with the Liberalism of moderate Whigs, but with the Democracy of Mr. Bright. Still held the Church the rate question, and hopes have been entertained in some quarters ...

... Gentlemen, there are some persons—very lew iu 1 hope—who wish overturn the Constitution: but I believe the great majority, whether Whigs Tories, are greatly and deeply attached to the British Constitution—an i especially a: this lime ought thankful tor living ...

... death struggle between the supporters of Toryism and and the great body of the Radical reformers. Both the Whigs and Torys were to be despised. The Whigs, however, might be squeezed, and if they could be got into the right humour the cause of the people was ...