... declared that she knew her own position better than anyone else. Her Majesty brought the conversation a close by the folic whig expression oi her fixed determination to conquer or die : The revolution has declared war against me to the death. Well, ...

... unanimously called upon Sir Robert Peel protect, at stake. Already thousands of our countrymen are Sieging aside the worn-out names Whig and Tory, and are becoming constitutionalists j they aro taking up their position upon this neutral ground, which you have ...

... expressions dissent, aud cries of N«! household suffrage ! Oh, household suffrage, is it? said Mr. Rebow, who is an old Whig. Mr. Serjeant Billantine formally introduced himself as Liberal candidate for Colchester, and called for a round of applause ...

... members of Parliament, scut apologies. Even Mr. Bright himself refused to face cold audience at Edinburgh, the aristocratic Whigs” of which place Mr. M’Laren himself applied the words in which Byrom had expressed the comparison between the ancient and modern ...

... constitution. c T_ree atembei. spoke against the motion, | CANDIA. Vienna. Saturday evening.— The Vienna journals publish the fulio whig from Cane*, dated the Bth I mat,— The insurgents.- being desirous of effecting a I concentration, agieed to an eight-days' ...

... to the feeling of Uuptopt*. On one aide of this great national Reform party are the ultra- Conservatives and the imperious Whigs, who think that whatever it is right, and who deprecate all change. On the other side it are the ultra-Radicals and the Reform ...

... the insolent menaces of the demagogues of the Reform Union will precipitate that amalgamation between the old Constitutional Whigs and the great Conservative Party which Sir John Rolt foreshadowed in his late speech to his constitaents, and which is last ...

... which has given so much satisfaction to all earnest Reformers, and so much dire offence to all blatant Tories and recreant Whigs, from its decided tone and practical directness, do not feel at liberty to say much, since it advocated prominently, and from ...

... last session as a stepping- stone to something more. The cry was effective enough at the time among certain old women of the Whigs and Tories, who could not trast judgment of the proposals before them, bat must needs distrust what Mr. Bright approved. Whatever ...

... the vast majority of the small Y' boroughs in the kingdom. It is nothing to say that a large proportion of them is held by Whig e noblemen who have always stood up in defence of t civil and religious liberty, of political and edu- r cational advancement ...

... being the place of meeting for the Tory ministers, whilst the Prince's apartments were thrown open to the select leaders of the Whig expectants. Of course the two coteries kept jealously apart; but Thurlow, who wished to be still Lord Chancellor, whatever ...

... being the place of meeting for the Tory ministers, whilst the Prince's apartments were thrown open to the select leaders of the Whig expectants. Of course the two coteries kept jealouslk apart; but Thurlow, who wished to be still Lord Chancellor, whatever ...