... political representation of the various counties and country boroughs has been in the hands the two ruling factions and the Whig and Conservative clubs in where the several candidates for election are chosen and balloted fur quite independent and against ...

... vein discomfiture, humiliation, ant' disappointment. I nevertheless commend his remarks on the silence and apathy evinced the Whig faction of the neighbourhood the qnestion of Reform. I have little sympathy with any faction or party whose acts do not vie ...

... country, from laud's end land's end. I!n ...

... men to our cau*E, whether they Whig, Tory, Radical, it will not be TOO tar into politics beyond out present province. Aon likewise gave ' extract from the writing* Win. Cobbett. where, language . T fnisondersttH>D, Whig's b- the ] most cruel, deadly, ...

... which, if they had shown grain of sense, thoy would have left to the individual declaimer. When the famous cabal of recreant Whigs had pushed the Tories into power, the full of the Liberal party was not generally regarded as national calamity. The abandoned ...

... they had many different interests within the borough. First there was the -territorial interest. They had fair epriukling of ; Whig lords, and they ought proud that they j had residing amongst them noblemen whose rotes were generally on the aide favourable ...

... will this amendment. The heir the Merquisate of Westminster is man who will speak with the weight and influence of powerful Whig bouse, and will speak to many of his father's tenants. There may not be much in that perhape but it something. What is of mure ...

... into park in order that political meetings should not held there, and that tb. feeling which dictated th. change has dominated Whig and Tory Govereaseol* aver since, and will probably do to th. end th. chapter. 8o far I can lmra, everybody it glad tha affair ...

... lads; As Radical fought and beat poor Lawrence, I believe, But all tha while did connterfeit, whilst laughing his sleeve The Whigs made Heathcote's sire a Peer, and Lord Lieutenant should such things interfere with what a man should Not did Gilbert Heatbcote ...

... with the other throughout the country at large- And it is said that her Majeetv'* are fearful of encountering the power of the Whig and Tory landowners combined, who hold the patronage of many small and corrupt borough constituencies, where the lords of the ...

... have a majority the present Parliament co long as it avoids pressing forward any extreme Conservative views for. Conserrative Whigs, it may depend upon few Independent Members, who, although sitting on'the Liberal aide, would uphold any existing Government ...

... had long held the reins power with despotic grasp, resigned them in panic, and the People, lolloping the lead of the great Whig families, entered into 'that course of reform which commenced with the emancipation the Catholics, and ended in the complete ...