... example they had set those snivelling Whigs. Lard Derby Lad been considered as a man inimical to progress, but he was the man who brought forward such a reform bill as the Whigs never dared to concoct; and now the Whigs were much favour of progress that they ...

... example they had set to those snivelling Whigs. Lord Derby had been considered as a man inimical to progress, but he was the man who brought forward such a reform bill as the Whigs never dared concoct; and now the Whigs were so much favour of progress they ...

... of words, and there was still great divergence of opinion between the Conservatives and Radicals there ever was between the Whigs and Tories. (Hear, hear.) The working men of our great towns had not their minds engaged on questions which were merely separated ...

... Wednesday. T h C v main tamed that the Conservatives had shown them selves better friends to the working classes than had the Whigs. As to the bill to be introduced the Government next session, Colonel Edwards said that without any compensating interests ...

... but one seating a year. On the motion of Mr. E BANNER, sniicit , K, it wee resolved that there should be two half-yearly =Whigs. After a lengthy diecuednn on technical points, the proceedings tertniaat , d a vote of thanks to the Chiirman and direc'ors ...

... positiou as chief magistrate to occupy tbe chair ou this occasion. (Cheers.) He rejoiced tbat the hearts of Conservatives and Whigs had beeu so far softened and mollified tbat they now admitted that a certain portiou of the working-classes might probably ...

... n, in which the property of the rich will be divided among the poor, and the interests of the workman alone consulted. The Whig quarterly expresses the contrary view to this. Artizans, it says in its current number, are persons very much of the same ...

... debate on the new Reform Bill, it is believed, will disclose some strange instances of “‘ variations in opinion” of leading Whigs ard ardent Libdcrals. Many reckoned as sound have ceased to be for tho bili, the whole bill, aud nothing but the bil!, for ...

... Wednesday. They maintained that the Conservatives had shown themselves better friends to the working classes than had the Whigs. As to the bill to be introduced by the Government next session, Colonel Edwards said that without any compensating interests ...

... opposition. , i Their character* were also a* bad their misgovernment and want of ability rule. Referring the high culti- rated Whig*, the speaker said these were only Tories in disguise, and ought to carefully watched. Such rocn Richard Cobdeu, John Bright ...

... But be and his CoDaerTatire colleagues wen expelled from office by factions and an* principled conspiracy. The blundering Whig* succeeded | and one of the wont resulu of the change has boon the lamentable lack of practical success which has characterised ...

... legislation, in which the property of the rich vriltbe divided among the poor, and the interests of workman alone consulted. The Whig guarterlx.expresses the contrary view to this. Artizan„4,says in its current number, are persons verytinnah of the same ...