... Tuesday’s debate on the above qucstion completely shows the animus and dece ptics of what I shall term the wretk of the old Whig guty. Mr Poulett Scrope’s proviso to cut off all ratepayers elow £4, must be viewed as their last dying stmggfe. ‘What an eyesore ...

... upper and middle classes were dead against them. The demonstrations have ‘‘done the deed,” and it will be impossible for the Whig or the Liberal party to claim any share in the result. Two other important questions were settled last night. The county franchise ...

... Some negotiations were aiterwards entered into, and the court-house was opened to the Recorder about noon. e J The Northern Whig, in explanation of the unseemly squabble, says: “ This very awkward affair arises out of s disputed point as to the right of ...

... significant iudication of bigotry, conceit, and mental blindness, It is a reflex of the weakness of the mistaken notions of those Whig-Liberals in Leeds and elsewhere, who for years bave been urging upon the peop'e the necessity of compromice and coucession ...

... work to do,” is rather an anomalous one; but the Marquis of Lansdowne, in his declining years , filled sach a position in the Whig Ministry. . .ACCORDIXNG toa Parliamentary return, the areas of tt.e propesed new boroughs are as follows:— Torq uay, 14 square ...

... betweep the compoun older an thzqnon-cinulmm householder is tm abolished. Not,~hewever, in, tie way ostensibly advocated . by the Whig Liberals, who wished the house“ holder,compoundigg for his rates to be placed on the register, bufi abolishing the Small Teunements’ ...

... is his desire to be able to say to Mr Gladstone, ‘“ You did not do it.” Well, we believe the principal moving cause of the Whig-Liberal opposition to the Reform Bill ‘arises from a desire to be able to use the same -expression to the Conservatives. Radical ...

... not to be one ot clase. It is one afectiag equally the national inheritance of all, whethér P e T - Tories or Conservatives, Whigs or Radicals. Edmond Beales, President of the Reform Lesgue,—(The prociamation was received with loud cheers.) The ¢t a'rmsn ...

... Evening Express.) —Thaoks for your article of yesterday. It -'l;ndkll Reformers in our true ,oddon,ndom clear of the incabus of Whig Libcralism. As stated in my lest, 1 never would adopt the vague and indefinite psme * Libersl,” as it mixes us nr in an incougruous ...

... cheers of his aff-c--ionate *‘ lady friends, effectually cured, let us hope, of his t for matrimonial advertisements.—Nortkern Whig. 19Denchaw. RELIEF STAMPING.— The almost universal adoption, b{ the upper classes, of note paper and envelopes stamped wit ...

... were in the chair, that I would deal with any Reform Bill candidly on its own merits, whether it should be introduced by a Whig or a Tory Government ; and in this and all other proceedings respecting the question of Reform, I bave endeavoured to act in ...

... of our labours is evident to all the world in the present position of the House of Commons. The Tories are out-bidding the Whigs in the extension of the franchise. Whence this vast chapge, since last Jm ? Wae answer, it is the legitimate fruit of our agitation ...