... vein discomfiture, humiliation, ant' disappointment. I nevertheless commend his remarks on the silence and apathy evinced the Whig faction of the neighbourhood the qnestion of Reform. I have little sympathy with any faction or party whose acts do not vie ...

... red Ma to that last Mew yes swell bettor. (Biased_ by Imre Oroont of the t,ilioro, end set of livery ix the Marquis et ) &Whig al Lis Grimit-dteed. —At the annual = obese, whisk took ylese ea May, aa whisk semeleed ia when Werke Se a IS amber et lobed ...

... loss to the country, a greater loss to the House of Commons, but the greatest loss of all to the Whig party. That eminent man would not have counselled the Whig party to reconstruct their institutions on the American model —(cheers) —and to profit in time ...

... gangway, and predicted that no Bill would pass which ws e framed with an uttcr disregard to the views of the Conservative and the Whig parti. s. He denied emphatically that the resolution had been drawn by a Tory hand, and in dealing with tho objections to the ...

... narration of the different Reform Bills wh. had been brought forward since 1832, giving the rea which had induced the different Whig Governments toi troduce and to give them up. He then referred to the present measnre—the Bill and entered at ‘length intoa ...

... THE DEFORM BILL. The tide is running strongly against the so-called “ reformed bill.” Whigs agree with Tories in condemning it, and its advocates are only to be found amongst those, who, by their position, are pledged to lngort it, or the democrats. r ...

... appeal to Liberais to remain united and exert themaelves to carry & bill which would so obviously prolong the existence of & Whig-Radical Administration and secure the benefld to the country of his own guidance and control. He drew s terrible picture of ...

... Lansdowne, whose seat is two miles distant from the town, it has generally sent to Parliament men of mark and ability of the Whig school, whose return can always secured the Marquis's influence without the assistance of a bribe. Another local set of injudicious ...

... semis well and is very taking, and I fancy it is SR the bet barely on the cards. If the demonises ektime purged out of the Whig swam d the pored I tee no par. Swiss why the Tarim specified (after perbiro • Mid* sieekt not throw in *lir lot under as ssrvative ...

... truly liberal, and easily practicable, was undeniably satisfactory to the majority of the nation, though it failed, through Whig-Radical intrigues and manoeuvres, to obtain a majority in the House of Commons. As far we have any knowledge of the state of ...

... Parliament might justly repudiate anything which they had done. In conclusion, he made forcible appeal to the independent moderate Whigs to be wise in time and not to hurry themselves prematurely into that tomb in Westminster Abbey, in which the hon. member for ...

... Bayle, when dying, Pointed 4 where his proof-sheet was deposited. Cmdon'. = dropped from his hand when seized with paley, whig - an end to his existence. Bede died in the act of dictat; Roscommon, when expiring, quoted from his own u“:: tion of the Dies ...