... popularity t saI which has been hitherto the object of Whig Reform bu siBills. The development of the principles of the con- d sic, stitution is us consistent with Conservative as it is With dol wery Whig principles. Indeed, if we take the course per- so: ...

... of a small corruptible section th 'b whih remains unpolled at half-past three in the afternoon, wI ial no mortal'virtue of Whig or Tory can stand the temptation. sic nd The remaining Resolutions are absolutely unexceptionable. to on The object of all ...

... feeling of irritation, the evil fame of them spreads, causing, apart from the madness of import- ing rabbits in sackfuls, the Whigs to sing in triumph, OhIa blindeluss to the ruters ivisely given, That each may fill the circle mark'd by Heaven. Verily we ...

... Chief Secrotary may give notice of hia intentionti us- CC to bring in a bill on the sabject of Irish railwvays.-Bel- fumaSt Wh/ig. t id- ICEILAND WHALE FisHESy.-In the Conemercial Reports di es, received at ties Foreign Office from Her Majesty's Consuls ...

... Cabinet, to have been forced into a hurried state-S is ment of an incomplete scheme, too suggestive of the question why the Whig bill of last year was rejected, if this 'be'the Conservative substitute. We regret to be ic constrained to speak in these terms ...

... lation. Whether we regard it with hope or apprehen- G sion, it is an experiment still; and it is nothing e: remarkable to find a Whig Peer like Lord Stratheden fc proposing to meet one experiment by another, and gi counteract by a graduated franchise the numbers ...

... resistance to numbers for the future to satisfy I at the Conservatives. It was the physical force Whig bill, ess- framed in Conservative phraseology; the Whig sword ini for a Conservative scabbard, It had not the elements ofI 'or- permanence, even were it ...

... may simply be that it has no particular care to play jackal to such very superannuated A eat lions as still reign over the Whig aniucal world. It is tired ki of the sic. vas noen vobis part. if a Liberal Ministry vere installed to-morrow, there would ...

... Law of .g Hypothec, the inadequate Parliamentary representa- t tion of the agricultural interest can be safely bewailed e by Whig orators, as it was on Friday. But, without f touching the points expatiated upon, we may shew, in f a few plain words, how ...

... SC d Rev. W. Sharman, Aberdeen supported the proposal, and said that no satisfactory Reform Bill would be got from either a Whig 94 eor a Tory Governnment. HT was of opinion that if they had to go n near a revolution to get a Reform Bill in 1832, they ...

... unsatisfactoryil thle disposition cc to judge these, matters so far by the light of party et, 58. slpirit, as that the three _Whig '' selections should bt O- have boon passed over in silence, and this 0110 Con- is: servative appointment pounced upon at ...

... flings open the gates of the Constitution to a pros- d pective torrent of democracy, which would have n frightened the old Whig reformers, He has been over- come by clamour, and what Mr Roebuck calls Mr. Ti I Gladstone's anathemas. ?(diii 3 The debate ...