... with confidence that Mr. Disraeli will bring in a Reform Bill of a very liberal character indeed—such a one, they say, as no Whig Government would venture to introduce. It is to be hoped that this may be so; and, if such a bill should be brought in, it ...

... and brutal enemies and Catholicity, bidding him « get out, and make for honest man —to «rit. White, ?own with Lord up with Whig* Waldron, knowing what a force of electors Mr Ryan 1 could marshal against him, most have felt foredoomed on receiving the ...

... effective power and to guarantee their adhesion to the new order of things, will avert the supersession of the middle class. The Whigs are hampered by followers who at heart desire not a perfect representation, but democracy, but a broad bill presented by Tories ...

... without the intervention of constituencies, fifty or so members of the House of Commons should have recently come from the Whig Earl Grey, the son and heir of the author or sponsor of the bill, the whole bill, and nothing but the bill. To this conclusion ...

... of the Irish population not to the three bed hares.ts, but to twenty years f1 almot unbroken Whlg rule. The pnrpose of Whig Cabinets was, he said, to be thus expressed: Drive the human beings away to America, send In cows and oxen, make Ireland a ...

... declaring for reform indicates a disposition to accept and make the best of the question on the part of the country gentlemen. A Whig bill is impossible. democratic bill is impossible. Why should not the Conservatives—say many decent people of moderate pol ...

... party, has, in a political sense, far less weight in Scotland than in England. There are, of course, many Scotchmen who are Whigs or Tories like Steenie Steenson, juist oot o' a kind o' needcessity to belang to a'e pairty or the ither but, generally speaking ...

... little behind scenes, can assure you that the best bill wonld have met the same fate. The Tories, supported a few renegade Whigs, and taking advantage of the votes of those representing places proposed be disenfranchised, •topped all progress, and are ...

... you tuen him towards it, a e him will shrink from it. took latter mode. though he thought with the Tories and acted with the Whigs, I always him from the charge of in- A man is not a'traitorfor town it stormed and sacked, to the enemy when instead of waiting ...

... bitterness of feeling, is now practically settled. Whatever Administration may bring in the next Reform Bill, whether Tory or Whig, there can be no doubt that the Bill will either be, or profess to be, comprehensive. ...

... ho**' ever, is susceptible of qualification, when we * reminded of the fact that even Whig minister may degenerate into a hack statesman, that it is the tendency of Whigs and Tories to be demoralised by too long a sojourn iv sunny fields of office. We ...

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