... must deceive him as to any such meeting as he refers to having taken place in 1829. The 'only meeting held about that time the Whig party on the subject of reform, of which I am aware, or of which I can learn anything from Lord Russell, was pne of members ...

... pensable— first, that there should be no mistake breach with the Democratic party; and, secono^) upon Lord Derby's retirement the Whig Nesto' likewise withdraw and leave the boards clear for of younger generation to form new combin* i order to deal efficiently ...

... Russell's speech on what; a R ros s insult to the people, and proved fear from f' d ' the o l bad more to aLs . c aristocratic Whig, than from the followingSoEn d *^ e9e Views P tbe statement of Earl ' heard Monday last, deeply reS that his that spifech, ...

... much consideration before the pure blooded Whigs will be able to come into it. And yet, it ia well fenced against the flood Democracy that is so much dreaded. The curious part of the business that the Whigs have always claimed to be considered your true ...

... large number of Liberals, who would then consent to the second reading, and consider the details in committee. Some of the old Whigs are—naturally enough— inclined oppose the measure altogether. As to Mr. Gladstone's speech, considered many to have strengthened ...

... discrimination shown in exercising it. If a man is willing to do the t dirty work of a candidate, whether the latter be a :Whig or a Tory; that Is no reason why he should be held up as a model of public virtue and morality. L et the candidate pay him ...

... the hands of the Ministers. A more liberal and comprehensive measure of reform never was submitted to the people, either by Whigs or Liberals, than the one now offered, and yet has been met a most bitter opposition tho hands of those who, when before their ...

... to that of commander only four * Bara ' and eleven months' service. Now all rather a settler for Mr. Tracy and *»t same Whig duke who the object of special adoration ; and Mr. Tracy might well exclaimed, in his heart, with the gentleman Romeo and Juliet ...

... ,—cannot tjpp o rou§nt to think so. His most determined *** ar to be found in the genuine and loyal (to their order) old Whig cave, aYe no * ou that, between him and Has will be put out of the question for % BeBBi at all events. We are certain that ...

... one special fran- doult>tless recommended itself to the pathies of a great portion of the COal ', & was not invented by Whig thise lon ter. It is that very lodger fran- WaS first P ro osed by Mr. Disraeli bich is now insisted upon by his tnou how it ...

... Gladstone's help? o clock. No answer from Gladstone. Greet the blackguard! Support Derby and the Tories against the Thievish Whigs. March 30.—7 a.m. Left B 22, same number as the convalescent ward at M.B.W. (some other prison); down below, got own clothes ...

... without Gladstone's help? 9 ?? answer from Gladstone. Greet theblackguardl Support Derby and the Tories against the thievish Whigs ! MIaroh 30.-7a,r. Left B 22, same number as the conva. lesoent ward at M.B.W. (some other prison); down below, got my own ...