... j measure of extension to the franchise would satisfac- . that diitrine. , „ r ,, ,„a prince over the other ' j tory ; the Whig looks the .post,on with moreen,,- bat dUh; . 1 , tiou rest? ;„r memorial of the Kxhihition most artistic specimen of says : ...

... Russell was in a still greater dilemma the question of reform. Too much would lead to the desertion from Lord Russell of the Whigs, and too little that of the Radicals. If the Reform Bill was a simple extension of the franchise and nothing more, itwouldnotbe ...

... mature their traitorous designs both at home and in America. The Fenians of to-day are, in a word, the rebels pardoned by a Whig Government in 1809. And how strange it was that the Fenian conspiracy could not discovered until after the late general election ...

... Duchy to Mr. Goscheu is sign of it. Where 1 arc the Lowes, Horsmans, Peels, Klclios, and all the vigorous men of constitutional Whig party ? They hold strictly aloof from Earl Russell. They have other speculations and other purposes than his position and policy ...

... party tactics, added they were to the immense influence bis family connection, made him a man not to be matched even among Whig coteries. was, in fact, maker,” as Warwick was King-maker. He could not ...

... constitutional freedom. William 111. was raised the throne by Whig inlluencc ; the Tories cattailed his power, and forced him to acton a wise and libera principle. the reign of Ann the Whigs were the supporters of the Crown, and the Tories the steady and ...

... Lord dc Grey is to replace him. There is not one ■ qualification for his office which Lord de Grey possesses except that he a Whig nobleman, that his antecedents will encourage an expectation that lie will come down ...