... world.” as mes will Sern a of the ‘the et yg rm measare ;— led once for a! “that this question whi ich reform may be both of ‘Whigs ai Bie, qe Bok: altogether may satisfy the the foundations of the Great Freer on the spinning font Oa of the exteosive ge ee ...

... great Power in their flank, and this is not to be wondered at, when the war with Denmark was first broached Con- servatives, Whigs, and Liberals in this country pleaded for Denmark, because success wonld ulti- mately lead to a German empire, and a German ...

... Mr. Dickens . Cram es as I have mixture of the Roman treating the-infant phenomenon ss united with a pot compasian. Are the Whig parties of this country so that | are obliged to tack Lord Amberley toa manof Mr. C a opinions to gull the public in order ...

... added 100 new county members to the representatives; Pitt made motion in favour of reform in 1782, but was opposed by the Whigs; and his efforts in 1785, when one proviso was the extension of the right of voting to copyholders as well as to freeholders ...

... if not the dictation, of Mr. Bright. The grouping will generally, if not always, put an end to dicta- tion. on the part of Whig magnates, but these groups will not always Leave community of interest, without which there can be no real representation. ...

... convictions and sympathies of his fellow-count Omen that astounding champion of the habeas corpus regime, which, from the veriest Whig that ever lifted his voice at the Castle gate, would be had enough—what shall we say of it, coming from him? Under what malign ...

... people, adopted by the popular voice. disowned coalition, and not be the creature of dirty conspiracy or a mere Tory tool or Whig nominee. He was no provincial delegate or peripatetic spouter—that spouter tbey could well understand. (Loud cheers and cries ...

... on having set her house in order. Let this be done now, and the 'ay may be near when England will know no Cifterence between Whig and Tory, Liberal and ( onservauve, and have altogether now watch. words AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA. SOUTrAMPTOU, MAY ...

... Adullamite. Seldom right, though always writing, He was essentially a man of Letters: The type (though very small one) of a Whig statesman. He was never known to blush any blunder, Or acknowledge any error ; Of middling talents and meddling disposition ...

... Poor old Chief Justice Lefroy is quite ninety, and nearly blind, and his obstinacy in not giving up his office is driving the Whigs and Liberal Irish to despair. The Chief Justice is a good old Tory of the school that deems it unprincipled and wicked to let ...

... their friends to make a noise). What were the principles of the coalition that had been formed him? Lord Amberley prof to a m Whig, and in placing him with Mr. Cossham they were putting a jibbing horse by the side of a. runaway (clieers and laughter), Mr ...

... personal friends that he never intended to lead the House of Commons again as the head of any administration or any party. The Whig party, however, took care to keep up the cry that the Parliament was to be returned to support the popular Minister, and they ...