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... government proposed a lodging:: franchise, a Whig baronets since raised to the peerage, scoffed: at it and other like attempts at justice, and christened them all fancy franchises. When, however, the late Whig governe - ment camoto coneocttheir Reform ...

... government proposed a lodging franchise, a Whig baronet, since raised to the peerage, scoffed at it aui other like attempts at justice, and christened them aU fancy franchises. When, however, tho late Whig govern- i_ent oame to coneocttheir Reform Bill ...

... supposed that the feeling in favour of Reform among tbe labouring class has greatly increased since the throwing out of the Whig Reform Bill, which Mr. Bright is always styling the honest one, but which he is now obliged to admit would have been, as measure ...

... nor are they satisfied with that mild Whig Liberalism, which iscarefully mixed to keep the Tories out of power and put the Whigas in. In short, the game of the govern- ing families is well nigh played out. The Whig aristocracy have ceased to lead the popular ...

... assure L. L. G. that. I must be pretty well-informed. Secondly, L. L. G. says, the Tories have one Newdegate, but the Whigs have fifty Whalleys. He does not., of course, condescend to name these fifty men in buckram ; now I will give him a fair ...

... is indulged in as to , who will be selected to succeed the deceased nobleman in the lord lieutenancy of the county. If the Whig government had continued in office there is no doubt Lord Clermont would receive the appointment, but under a Conservative ...

... of the Catholic Church. And it is because these governing principles have been lost sight of, or are directly Impugned by Whig' and Tories alike, by Conservatives and Radicals, by Aristocrats and Democrats*, that our agreement with any of the parties ...

... friends, and giving weapons to the quiver of their enemies. He went on to show that an extension of the suffrage had been a Whig proposition from the first, and that in 1852 be bad brought in fur Scotland a larger billnamely, for a borough franchise—than ...

... Justice need not, of course, trouble himself about such ribaldry as this : but it is worth while to call attention to what Whig gentleman thinks within the limits of political attack. When all the intellectual power of a distinguished lawyer is left out ...

... The spectacle of a number of legal honours and emoluments falling to Conservatives must very distressing to the insatiable Whig-Radicals; but they must bear, with ns much patience as they may, their exclusion from office for a considerable period yet ...

... addressed was one called to advocate a kind of Reform which was not included in his father's scheme, which the greater part of the Whigs have no intention whatever of advocating.- How, then, can a charge lie against Lord Government of opposing any Reform when ...