... tore to tatters the flimsy pretexts which obstructed the progress of the Reform Bill, and overwhelmed the entire host of Whigs, Radicals, and Adullamites in the flood of his scathing eloquence. The entire assembly laughed consurncdly,” well it might ...

... cry, but there was another cry very much better, and that was‘Measures and men.”* Unfortunately for Mr. Brand’s theory, the Whigs were not able to pass a measure of Reform, so that under their government the country had either to be content with the men ...

... the Tories have offered a great and comprehensive measure, which far eclipses any scheme of enfranchisement ever proposed by Whig or Liberal Minister, they are obliged to abstain from expressing discontent the incentive to agitation which could meet with ...

... yesterday he addressed his constituents Ormskirk, treating his hearers at the latter place to review of the Reform question from ex-Whig Minister’s point of view. Yesterday's London newspapers announce that Sir Henry Storks, G.C.8., has undertaken the duties of ...

... demonstration, and considers it amply justified by the great extension of the franchise, that we have here the Premier of the late Whig administration, and its Chancellor of the Exchequer, expressing different opinions, though they were said to be in all respects ...

... enfranchisement of all bond fide responsible citizens. The policy of the Whigs, though evil, and we believe disastrous it would have proved to the nation, was craftily designed to further Whig party purposes, for the selected skilled mechanics would have probably ...

... Calcutta not true. The Jithn Bull lias “just heard, from a quarter likely to well informed, that an influential section of the Whigs has resolved to place everv difficulty in the way the present Government, from the opening of Parliament.” Mace, Goss, and ...

... honourable had he carried his party round to the Bill of the Liberal Government.” It is the merest folly talk in this fashion. The Whig Bill was lost because it did not satisfy the requirements of the people, and Mr. Disraeli was not the man to stultify himself ...

... to the hills, and the woods, and the rocks. With vour schemes, ere I heed them I’ll couch with the fox, And tremble false Whigs with wavs cunning and dark, You’ve not heard the last of the Lord of Sneyd-park. Come, indulge, &c. To the hustings I II ride ...

... jubilant To prove how they approved the Bill) That I/ ...

... aside any little differences of opinion and rally round a constitutional Government Fenianisra has had as little respect for Whig as for Tory, and if men were wise they would see that their best interest as well theirhighestduty wasto support the Executive ...

... know from past experience bow easily they can make use of the Whigs to serve their own ends. Ever since the Reform Bill passed in the former have pulled the strings, and to their piping the Whigs have been often obliged to dance. But all collision of parties ...