... inspection of their I«oant3, and the present Administration have immediately availed themselves the excuse thus offered by Whig iUiberality. ...

... seats and the ballot w humbug, to throw dust into the eyes f°a! Reformers, and induce them to accent from his friends the Whigs. The answer of Mr. Gladstone last night ft. question of Sir H. Hoare completely verifiM ** statement of the 12th January. Mr ...

... supposed that the feeling in favour of Reform among tbe labouring class has greatly increased since the throwing out of the Whig Reform Bill, which Mr. Bright is always styling the honest one, but which he is now obliged to admit would have been, as measure ...

... the bill subject to all the opposition of Whig or of independent members in committee seem to impalpable. If Mr. means to announce a real reform in tbe distribution of seats, he most meet the opposition of the Whig borough owners a future stage, but he does ...

... also call themselves Reformers ; but we do not consider them to be so. They are at the most hermaphrodite Reformers—Whigs when the Whigs are in power, ready to abandon their creed and accept anything at their hands in order to keep them in,—Radicals only ...

... Radical members and the Radies] tuencies to rally round Reform OovetnaZt But, as every one behind the scenes knouiTji the pure Whigs, with Mr. Gladstone at head, are as much opposed to a real Reform ai the Tories. The game to played, then wJ? introduce as ...

... to inferred to the state of public opinion from any of them. The priests in Tipperary have recently returned the eon of the Whig Lord ; but in the neighbouring county of Wexford they seem to be inclined to favour devoted Derbyite; and in the next oonnty ...

... Enfranchisement Bill had been framed in way to throw the greater power in the hands of the Whigs. This should not have been so. Fair play is a jewel. Let the rights of Whigs and Tories be equally respected, as I trust the constitutional rights of the people ...

... might have taught him that Mr. Bright was the devoted serf of the Whig*, and that however ill might be treated or neglected would always support them against the Tories. Whereas, the Whig-Conservatives are gentlemen—men of position and estate, who would ...

... decree, which was indeed quite expected, that the Whigs will make very earl; attempt to recover office has been pnbliol; proclaimed. As the unsuccessful Marshal Bazahte is recalled from Mexico, so has the Whig manager who failed to secure a majority for Mr ...

... arises. Either the Whig families are dispirited by the issue of the late Parliamentary struggles, or they are indifferent to the result of the next campaign Parliament. Perhaps they are awaiting their opportunity; but in the meantime the Whigs are rather losing ...

... it is earner to dismiss Mr. Disraeli into Opposition than to gain under Whig auspices a satisfactory Beform Bilk A short period on the Opposition benches may tender the leading Whigs more energetic and clearsighted in promoting Beform, but the Conservatives ...