... instances the rising of some honest man from the Whig side the house to denounce the Ministerial Franchise Bill, and the Conservatives so far have had hut little to do beyond listening to the attacks ol Whig members on this pitiful attempt at class legislation ...

... sanctioned by Mr. Bright, approved by Lord Kuaaell, introduced by Mr. Gladatone, and opposed Lord Grosrenor and the moderate Whigs. This agitation commenced by letterfrom Bright, written on Sunday last, March Sdtb: and inasmuch it was clearly not a work ...

... better service than he did on Monday last. In our first article on the Reform Bill, we spoke proudly of the services which the Whig aristocracy had rendered to 'his country by identifying itself with the popular nterests, and leading the popular cause. Mr ...

... stopped the supply from eight o'clock night till iu the morning until further notice. COUNTY COURT, Monday, April 16. (Before J. Whig ham, Esq., Judge.) Wathins v. Dodge.—Claim for 41. 55., for turf delivered. The defendant (who is gentleman residing at ll ...

... ; 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 ...

... 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 ...

... supporters of Earl Russell and his Bill, the Potteries Examiner, tries to help on the Reform cause, by intimidating moderate Whigs and Conservatives in the following exquisite verses;— **THfc SONG OF THE MATCH, Dedicated to Lotve. Horsman, and Company.) ...

... out. deserves to be and the Government with it. For Lord Grosrenor represents a strong body moderate who though they he Whigs, are Whigs of the old school, and prefer their coontry and its great institutions to any parly triumph. But granting it to reach ...

... political judgment the country. Rut this bill does not »ati it. The popular impression—right or wrong—is that it is bill which Whigs may perhaps accept, but which only Radicals can really tike; and such bill will sutialy th** nation. Tii* Frasciimr Dill.—The ...

... instances the rising of sonic honest man from the Whig side the house to denounce the Ministerial Franchise Bill, and the Conservatives so far have had but little to beyond listening to the attacks ol Whig members this pitiful attempt at class legislation ...

... circumstances receive then support, nor could be deemed them fit and proper person to represent their interests parliament. The Whigs tell os cannot without them. Can they without Thev were surprised our strength and numbers last lime, and they will find whenever ...

... suggested, will not able to act influen - tially as a class, if they are so inclined. They may turn an election in favour of Whig or Tory, but that would not give them any class-power, nor constitute tliem a majority. We cannot therefore adopt Sir Edward's ...