... Keform Bill and Mr. Bright’s Bill placed within their reach. From the outset, all intention to uphold any political party, Whig or Tory, is disclaimed Justice is ' our standard, not either Whigistn Toru.ra. fhs man the party who will promise deal even- ...

... agreed to, and their lordehipe adjourned. might,»nd tbit did* In conclusion, me'ic a forcible appeal to the Independent moderate Whig* wiee timt, »nd not to bury tb.t tomb In We.tmin.ter Abbey ' n .»^ h bon. member for Birmingham ..Id tb»t they were to be burled ...

... body of his fellowcountrymen. It could not be that a bill of this character could hare been brought in without consulting the Whig party ; and there could not be much danger in a bill brought in member the House of Bedford, and supported by the Cavendishes ...

... “ien Minister, and the confi it implies, is wbc, they say, has rotica of making w-.y that is sure aid i.om Franco. French tor Whig lawyer while the gov- rrm *p i might pircbasud ( sys M Pando ) ctitico! static’ But they do not (liny t cither by the direct ...

... kindness and lair pay may do. 1 hope Ireland shall not forgotten in the app'Oachmg battle of parties. O'Connell compared the Whigs to the caubeen thrust into the broken pane of glass keeping out the light, but also keeping out the wind and cold ; but be ...