... are full of virtuous indignation that any one else should presume to do so. A long and uninterrupted tenure of office by the Whigs gave us very little to be gratified for in the way of Parliamentary Reform; nevertheless Mr. Bright, Mr. Forster, Mr. Beales ...

... productions. The article on The Reform Bill i 3 remarkably severe and equally true in its criticism on Mr. Gladstone and the Whigs. The writer observes : Mr. Gladstone will not, perhaps, after all that has past, give us credit for speaking the truth when ...

... es, ripe with >ears, and surfeited with spoil, died or resigned, and eager aspirants rushed into their places. Tbe greedy Whigs had so long monopolized nil plaoea and aU power, that it was a new sensation for the Tories to taste of tte flesh pots. ?? ...

... numerous enough, I do not know how we are to make them so, except by universal suffrage, which we do not find any of our statesmen—Whig, Liberal, or Radical—advocate. There appears little chance of the English bill getting through the House of Commons before ...

... for a week. 6 ' ** A Yobumtbu ~taD_an_> Out.- An unusual occurrence ?? l a rifleman out of the regiment for insubordination whig under arms. The volunteer rifles marched to the Down ?? ?? ** ?? of Colonel Taylor, and whilst the men were performing ?? drill ...