... (From The Press). sure.lv the Whigs act purely talk about it demurely, Seir journals all against bribery clamour. the best of grammar) Whin Nineveh's noble hero, Layard, himself chivairous Bayard: ToriJ bribe-but Whigs at any rate Abominatf beer and ...

... royal borough this week during the scrutiny of votes and treating at the last election, which has resulted unseating the two Whig members, Mr. Labouchere and Sir Henry Hoare, on the score of bribery and treating by their agents. There is much excitement ...

... franchise to his countrymen. showed the noble Lord the effect of bis policy, which would be to drive away important persons of the Whig party from connexion with the Liberal and popular party in that House and the country, and argued from past history that all ...

... tottering government which had lost its head and adopted reform as a cry with which to rally its scattered followers. If the Whig party was now driven from office, the penalty would be but retributive justice for their treason to the cause of reform when ...

... million more as the cost supporting large standing army. Adverting to tbe proposition which once enjoyed much the favour of Whig statesmen, that the Roman Catholic priesthood should be maintained out of the State coffers, he showed that, even were it ...

... and conservative degree the franchise towards his fellow-countrymen. If the success of such an idea was to dissever the old Whig from the popular party, and put all the earls, dukes, and marquises on one side of parliament and the popular party on the ...

... was perfectly clear. Then with regard to Ministerial promises, he insisted that Lord Russell, as the representative of the Whig party, had not only fultiiled his promises, but had done so considerable sacrifice. His great objection to the present measure ...

... After deducting the ex- pense of managing the trust, the interest upon the sum will give £12 a year each to about 35 Worker Whig. Mysreriovs Murper 1s Caxnon-street.—A murder of a very si ular character was committed in Cannon-street West on ednesday night ...

... sagacious, Liberals hoped that the aristocratic connexions of the noble Earl wculd win for his administration the support of the Whigs, whilst his past services to the cause of Reform would, at least, keep from open rebellion the more advanced members of the ...

... drive away important persons of tbe whig party from connexion with the liberal and popular party in this house ] and in the country—(hear, hear) —and if he should succeed , in dissevering the most intelligent of the whig nobility from the great popular party ...

... produced upon the public mind by the Beform Bill of 1832 and said after it was passed there were two parties in the country - the Whigs, who said finality; and ! the Chartists who said that bill was very good as far as it went but it did not go far enough. This ...

... appeal to the liberals to remain united and exert themselves to carry bill which would so obviously prolong the existence of a Whig-Radical Administration and secure the benefit to the country of his own guidance and control. He drew terrible picture of the ...