... Cockburn, a Liberal and something more. The Whigs promoted him lor his reckless speech on beball of Ixird Palmerston on the Greek question in lb£o. He made a violent attack on the Conservatives and the Whigs, rewarded him for it. He has no sympathy with ...

... mess caused in the instrument when the barrel of an organ is turned the wrong way, may form some idea of the pleasant task Whig scribblers have before them, now that they are obliged to laud and magnify the very fancy franchises they abused in But to ...

... some Whigs how desirable it was that both parties should represented. Last year the Conservatives were in position to return four councillors and two aidermen : they were content with two councillors and one alderman, thus virtually giving the Whigs three ...

... ; and this is the way to secure adherents. Any man of ordinary independence of feeling and blest with common sense, whether Whig or Radical, must be disgusted with the party chain he is obliged to wear, & which tcill keep clanking so incessantly about ...

... between the supporters of Toryism and Whigism, and the great body of the Radical Reformers. Both the Whigs and Tories 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 ...

... therein indicated is the trac one prevent another, and a still more bloody, insurrection country. It also shews the conduct ol Whig Administration, who treated the Sovereign and the House ot Commons «i:h Indifference: they afterwards recommended one member ...

... revolt. quietly sccept that wretched little sand- get apis —it is that a few rats or rabbits would = Corfe and the well the Whigs went oat, or to Prussia, is te nitel Be and Irelemd to the this time. “tal of and the Talend to the Greeks is the most greg ...

... n, which i either the r-connictaration or withdrawal the j Government Bill, has the approval of several of the territorial Whig houses, and in given great courage the seceders. Sr W. Hull and Mr. Kinglake have giv n notice of hostile motions, and the ...

... gangway, and predicted that no Bill would pass which was framed with such an utter disregard to the views of the Conservative and Whig parties. He denied emphatically that the resolution had been drawn bv Tory hand, and in dealing with the objections the course ...

... drawn into tbe vortex and tbe war become almost general. At home the Reform Bill makes little or no progress. Amendments from Whigs and Liberals stop the way. Monday Sir K, Knightly, Conservative M.P. for Northamptonshire, defeated Government by votes a division ...

... country. The Conservatives, party, need not exert themselves ranch in opposing the bill: they may stand quietly by, and see the Whigs sink it. Tuesday night the House of Commons, Earl Groavenor gave notice of his intention, the sccmd Heading of the Reform Bill ...

... mess la caused in the instrument when the barrel of organ is turned the wrong way, may form some idea of the pleasant task Whig scribblers have before them, now that they arc obliged to laud and magnify the very fancy franchises they abused in 1859. But ...