... it open kiept pritiral in I~ aPookeL. (Hear, hoer.) The Whigs.-the hiivij: of~k sh oe-(hear, bear)-I am ain O~l ~0ItheTories; but I mutt say this; 1Give Loe ~ nrti an aWhig. (Cheers.) The Whigs t~5th fol ?? are the, pli. ni'~t(herhear)-tbey are tile ...

... >4f justice to the working classes. He ocked to Reform as being needed to save the country orn re'oltion 'and sad that the whig party, pro- easng tobe in favour of Reform did nothing for it. tconluded by saying that democracy was but h-istianity applied ...

... Gladstonle the' one chevaite 'ti8 swatct vvhich at liressiit makes him the natura leader of a unitel phalanx of Radicals and Whigs. Afe1otI~ iidd imn 'tbbe& theii 3 c2rtainly ,be,~mith ig n? if 'u thith'fiyn6n'a ~*eictwha Mr Vlast-' heavenidiretemid'aa giedi ...

... 10on vwhiuh the Hlouse of * 1.1)1121 : will h1ave to give its Verdict next Sessioni, : u : 111 .ilt wvill proe xvwliether the Whigs aml11 t! ha sis Ulle'iv CIy hlave suficilnt power to t . -1 -ilali! wgaillst the Govermnment, and aganinst 11'idlil .pill. ...

... Conserva- t tives, between whom an Adullainite nobleman as OChairman heldthebalance. There was a Torylawyer and there was a whig lawyer. The manufacturing, the commercial, and the land-owning classes were well represented. Alood was present in the person ...

... though many think that, if it were treated as it ought to be, no overwhelming diffi- culty need crop up. At all events, if the Whig-Radicals are factious, an appeal will be made to the country, and the issue-a very important one-will be, on the one hand, ...

... more expressive and more familiar. se (Laughter.) When we see a great Whig lord nioving, and III a great tory lord sc condiug, en anti-reform motion, and be backed uip by renegade whigs, crafty conservatives, and of the few old toies still left, whom ats ...

... proposed by the whig Chief-Secretary. But the danger is that when Mr. Gladstone and his colleagues comne in again-and, of course, it is only a question of time-the letter of MTr. Chichester Fortescue may be exhiumed by the Board. We knovw what Whig policy is ...

... that ho dayfor comptomise had passed away. Atoone period turinghe great frees.trde controversy, if the Tories (joined. the Whigs they' might :bare carried ef proposition 'fo perpetuating an s--, fixed duty corn. They 05wond 'n'ot, weveTre'Scquih' o fragmeuit ...

... on questionable grounds been iM- n puted'as their characteristic vice to democracies, has always marlid thie ,Whigs who 'have been a] Whigs and nothing more. It is essentially the n temper of the present House of Commons. Mr. h DISRAII has felt it no ...

... on questionable grounds been imputed as their characteristic vice to democracies has always marked the WVhigs who have been Whigs and nothing more. THE DISASTER IN REGENT'S PARIK. The Star believes that the radical evil is that skating is permitted where ...

... will be present. The John Bull has jast heard from a quarter likely to be well informed that an influential section of the Whigs has resolved to place every difficulty in the way of the present Government, from the opening of Par- liament. ELECTORAL CORRUPTION ...