... should the second reading be a success these will be thrown overboard, and the Government will deal with the Conservatives, Whig and Tory only. Should the bill be coldly received by the Conservatives or entirely ranged by them, and likely to be strangled ...

... reduction of the franchise (which is the real point of issue between the Government party stud their opponesits—both renegade Whig and Tory), it would be highly satisfactory that the opinion of the country should be fully elicited, and this could best be ...

... functionaries during that long period. Then why he to be placed in the House of Commons! To make room, to be sure, for a brither Whig. The Owl boys could tell you; but then he's an ill bird that, de. The proverb is somewhat musty, and they hold their tongues; ...

... might and would justly repudiate anything that they did. Ira conclusion, he made forcible apron, to the independent mo lerate Whigs to be wise in time and not to bring themselves prematurely to that tomb in Westminster Abbe/ iu which the bon. member for ...

... some consultatic | to the Whig party. Now, if the noble Lord will allow m in fectly friendly manner, to give him a little advice, im one sentence. The course that be is taking is a tends to drive away important persons of the Whig he need connection with ...

... raerni on iM S3 Prellii°ll turday Ello wila rning tha , t b th u: it de debate tn lik wnu ely it! Marquis of Chinricarde, a Whig of the old school, Duchessi w en t is o te rdgi n i i i i t i n d et in prepe nes i ratir e s d to be n mate r and who married ...

... winnowing of the chaff from the w Le able quarter perhaps—who knowst—a Tory Reform | vembers Reform it must come at last; and Whig | plainly ** Liberal” commoners, by going over to tl xious hat are paving the way for it. Allading to the di he Earl ¢ Mr Briowr ...

... indiscriminate admission of the of power would be to swamp all classes but the latter, H. a second in conclusion, to the moderate Whigs to be timely ror, and true to the independence and traditions of their gr to approach the question not with class feelings ...