... Reform hull, diwtred to s rent:then their own intermediate position by forming an alliance with certain of the arisncratic Whigs. hitherto attached to the late Government. Incredible as it may seem, they are said to have cherished hopes of alienating no ...

... upon himself the shade of Peel, by inducing the Tory party to perform the great feat of running off with the clothes of the Whigs whenever he has an opportunity. A short month, however, will let us into the secrets of Cabinet Councils, and we can well afford ...

... Chancellor may be able to redress • grievance which is universally .ittlitted, although it seems to he the settled p dice of Whig governments to decline to take any step* either for alleviating or removing it. l'he agricultural interest has undoubted claims ...

... advantage. Nor must it be supposed that this mutinous and semi-treacherous spirit is confined to what are called 'the aristocratic Whigs.' It extends to many who have no pretensions to aristocratic connections. These and like statements, not forgetting the deputation ...

... all men's line. For a dexterous piece of noble service he last night received the reward of lung and hearty cheers, in which Whigs and Tories, Adellamites and Radicals, men from all the sections, caves, and crannies of the House of Commons. joined. It was ...

... he was called to the Scotch her, and, in 1823, appointed an advocate depute, en afire which he held until 183°, when the Whigs came into power. On the return of the Tories to power he was appointed sheriff of Lanarkshire, an office corresponding as nearly ...

... London thoroughfare' Bow, wow, wow, &c. He once accused Sir Robert Peel ('Tway thought a good and gay thing) Of ste.,ling die Whigs clothes away, The while their Loris were bathing : But bettering the example, he Now turns worse theft to glory— The Radicals' ...

... career. According to our recollection, he voted for all the most material parts of the first Refocus Bill brought in by the Whigs, and he has acted similarly with respect to all the most material points of the second Reform Bill, brought in by those who ...

... democratic has still to declare its true character by its results, while its authoreare Conservatives, and the remonstrant. are Whigs. But there is now an excellent opportunity of reviewing' the many dark predictions with which the. present reformed House of ...

... else. With good mew faith is found with the too extensive me mad* of the bid languages, in our better class of schools. The Whig would hive them in the cast of all as hiniliewiental to the superstructure: but I would not WOW, structure raade, in caw all ...

... to the electors of High Wycombe. Mr. Disraeli was supported, at first, by a combination of Radicals and Tories against the Whig candidate; but the former party, iliscoveritig that his Radicalism war something very different from their own, deserted him ...

... financial duties, has carried through the English Reform Bill as Leader in the House of Commune. The names of a number of old Whigs are incorporated on the Conservative roll, which shows a healthy reaction. It would be interesting to know how many persons ...