... 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 ...

... question, and the punishment falls equally on all parties. Like naughty boys who have tried to raise a ghost and succeeded, the Whigs are crying out, dear, oh dear! we didn’t mean it and like naughty boys who have mistaken personal antipathy for principle and ...

... spear like unto a weaver’s beam.” We think we hear him already in Paradise-sqnare : “Who offered yon this measure—was it the “ Whigs ? Who got yon yonr right to vote ? “ Men of Sheffield, L got it. I saw that if I won it for Sheffield I won it for England ...

... our readers, is old exclusive Whig club, where Mr Gladstone is scarcely as jet more popular—such is the stubborn nature of old Whigs—than the Carlton, of which he has never ceased to be member. The device of those Whigs who wish to put away from their ...

... Lincoln, London, Ossory, Peterborough, Kipon, and Winchester. As a rule the Conservative peers voted for postponement, the Whig peers against. Amongst the latter, however, was Lord Midleton, Dean of Exeter. Can pews in parish church be let or sold? Mr ...

... thing is to consider howv Ml. GLADSTONE can supplanit AIr. DIS.AI 1.I, Is it not contrary to the order of the univei e that Whigs and Democrats should be in up- position instead of in place ? ?? - - _- ...

... widely extended. He re- garded the Conservatives as one and all opposed to the progress of the people, and very many of the Whig party as being little better. He considered the present House of Commons as wanting in commercial enlightenment, and related ...

... been lately favoured on the vexed question. What under present circumstancee should reformers do ? The veteran chief of the Whigs, wise by experience, and calm in his comparative seelusion from the jar and tur- moil of the fray, judges more justly than ...

... Indian Secretaryship, although it was to be gathered from the previous correspondence that it was not the intention of the Whig Government to perpetuate or to prolong the native Government of Mysore, no orders had been passed with respect to the disposal ...

... some fault to find with the county franchise. It amusing hear the Conservative Govern meat denounced for undue favour to the Whig house of Sutherland, in allowing one hundred and eighty electors in SutherLuidshire still to retain the power of returning ...

... 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’ ...

... MAIIIRrik lesr o T • . _ •• • • . . . . • . ' . . . • . .601, • .. . • . . - , - . w . . . . 1 1 , .1 SI S . repudimte the old Whig axiom that taxation without • repreeentation is tyranny, we ought certainly to admit women to franchise, for 110 .H.W. far ...