... though public servants have no politics, you cannot help feeling gratified at the change, as your family have always been Whigs or Tories, as the case may be ; your grandfather, the member for Sn-and-so, having been the intimate friend andsome time the ...

... refuses to accept a crude and his ill-digested Bill, in the place of that satisfactory set- tlement which the RUSSELL section of Whigs have Mr been perpetually promising, ever since they expelled Mc from office, under a factious delusion, the Constitu- tat tional ...

... concealed unfriendly feeling of the aristocratic Whigs. That Mr. Lown would oppose the bill we were quite assured. That he will have a following of eight or ten will be quite certain, but that the old Whigs who have hitherto gone hand-and-glove with Earl ...

... Nor must it be forgotten that a short period out of office is an alternative and a tonic. In the bracing air of Opposition Whigs grow strong, and achieve an audacity which they lose when long debauched by the sweets of place. With nothing to do but to ...

... reproach that I was a plecenlan of the Government. Gentlemen, I may say, in passing, that I never expected, as long as the Whig GovernulentBwas in power, to be reproached as a place- man under the Government. H~owever much I regret not being present at ...

... silence and perplexity maintained by the Liberal ?? Advertiser says, it seems to be very certain that, with the aid given by thi. Whig malcontents. the Conservatives can tlhxowv out the ?? Post asserts that the delay which circumstances or an error of judg- ...

... assert; le whether it is based onl statistics, or on a policy only rein- )y forced by the figures; whether it will dismay the Whigs, or ts disgust the Iladicals, or be received with a burst of unlex- rc peeled, applause, are all slow questions beyond discussion ...

... very little differncae in the politicalviews of the respective candidates. The questioninvolved was simply the conduct or the Whigs at the general elention, on which occasion the advanced liberals al- lege they bet-styed their candidate, and broke up the ...

... under- taken to dothe work which should properly fall to the Opposition. Now the combination is complete. The heir of the great Whig house of Grosvenor, the heir of the great Tory house of Stanley have summoned the Liberal party to surrender at discretion ...

... probably become an impracticable chief. Again, at tue vof SleM story-at i a h going Whig; and, barring Lord RUSSELL, we doubt if the country would consent to be ruled over by a Whig. If the Liberals remain in office, the next Premier must be a Liberal il reality ...

... responsibility who advise statesmen to with- draw, or cast, out, even the instalment of Par- liamnentary Reform which the Whigs have offered to the country. The working classm are quietly waiting to see the extent to which the middle and upper classes ...

... order; no one would listen to him. In 1797 he gave up the attempt, and from c that time till 1830 the question, forsaken by the Whigs, was left to the Radicals, headed by Sir P. c Burdett; nor were the public much more anxious e on the subject. In 1821 only ...