... barbarous Irish Penal Law* O'Connell's “brutal and bloody Whigs.’’ tarn to Tomta-’t I*f* of We find that in 17M, beaten for the third time on his grand scheme for Parliamentary Reform by the same Whig Oligarchy, and by majority of 248 174. Pitt, , like Israeli ...

... considerable body, of the Whigs should join the Adallamites in voting for the measure—and I must tell you that Isbould not be surprised if a goodly number of Whigs were to do this—the measure will be You see, many of -the aristocratic Whigs are ate begining to ...

... Lc—Roast* a Jenkins Alicanta—Ovetal Ws*, Boderstromi Antigas—Phamiz, Arica & Islay —Bush Andaman, Taggart Aspinwall—Coils, Rogeroon Whig— Queen Eager Bahia—Bonito* Barlow—Vieing & Co Pah* &a—Ptolemy, a. Rills—Laaiport ik Holt Bahia—Glows of the Ason,—, dattarflald ...

... all thi is simply Tory Scare —one of the coolest and most independent of the old Constitutional Whigs at once and candidly declared it was serious.’’ The Whig Lord-Lieu tenant of Cheshire, bis public-spirited father, the Marquis of Westminster (though we ...

... Tory policy. As appears, however, from a discussion in the House of Lords on Friday, that course is repudiated by Tories and Whigs alike. For this the Radicals will applaud the two great parties. They ought to condemn them. It is certainly more consistent ...

... being thankful that be was not like the publican-meaning that the other Earl took credit for behaving better, Reform, than ihs Whigs. At Lord Derby never opened his mouth at ail, unlere to yawn Lord Euasell’s numerous dr toils, the rebukt was. to say the least ...

... unacceptn e to the people. We refuse to consider question as a House of Commons question, or even as a mere party question in the Whig or Tory sense. It is essentially people question, and when the unenfranchised people find that they are to be cheated by mere ...

... was forthwith prepared and the full of venality set with the commencement of canvass. Totnes not only did the influence the Whig Duke of Somerset, First Lord of the Admiralty, make itself unpleasantly conspicuous, the money of the candidates began to flow ...

... be more vague than the resolutions themselves. They don't satisfy the Conservative side of the they disappoint the moderate Whigs; and they d raW forth sneers and denunciations from the Radicals. I believe there is no doubt that Mr. Gladstone would have ...

... member of it, had exhibited a desire extend the franchise fully and fairly in opposition the timidity which characterised the Whig Governments of those days, should have rejoiced at their taking such step and he should further have thought that they were ...

... made in the House of Lords indicated the same partisan temper as formerly; he thinks not bow England may be happy, but how the Whig party may gain, and he has inveterate adherence to old fornmuß, which make, his dealing with great problems narrow and dangeront ...

... wpmn wthhavngrobphed A mane! ?? prev]oqI dtoudaa ?? and fouroveeiga. aliten'sai. tbatshe had.:receivqd, the mohsy'fom An~rCA'n Whig~ questioned, how. evre'owhopra: it 'was'paid,'o her, hshe said 'It's no wue elitg' Ue; I Ifound it i IncBmohnidsiroy.1 The ...