... from the change of Government is the termination of • system of rule based upon es- For twenty years or more the rupeessa• e Whig Governments seemed to ignore the local magistracy—to view them as a body of men incapable of discharging any of the duties ...

... whole and departed in a if jail*l snant. To any one py&Ll lse bile dm bheni• under strong politicel feetegif mcy sort.—Sirem Whig or Radical—who chimpll upon • spank to an important parliamentary debate, from Mr.Wbith ride, it must have occurred to feel ...

... C. K. • festelsest•yme hill•bseemeeseel her setruilimA, The awe epees es siesli moan t .6 he fir the of the brawls% ma we Whig we ore bores eel by the mat Weep* whoa we data that the Is the Illy aielsa We considerably the average. Dr. says I find on ...

... is fixed a moral gulf which it would be moral treason to pass. We cannot believe that such men as Mr Lowe, Lord Elcho, the Whig aristocrat , and the moderate Liberals, of the educated classes, of whom Mr Lowe is:an excellem representative, will be ...

... could be made • and we can only repeat an opinion ail:reseed last July that Mr. at any time would be worth a more of servile Whigs in the &use of Cornmoos; and we should be particularly rejoiced at the present time to have his shills:Ms brought into play ...