... alluded to the Reform Bill as a measure of the greatest possible advantage—a measure that could not have been expected from the Whigs, and one which he would support with all his heart. He believed that the redistribution clauses, however, were totally inadequate ...

... country ’ to the new-fangled Liberal devices tbat the Conservatives have gone to the pure system scot and lot—from a Whig innovation, which Whigs themselves were perpetually tinkering, and yet which they had never the courage or the skill to improve. Let Mr ...

... SCOTCH REFORM BILL. Tea Scannas of Monday publishes this Bill at laa>eth• In point of liberality, it distances every other Whig or Tory measure of the kind over le°Ponaded. There is just one step farther to Vass all that the most advanced Radical in ...

... robberies as those to which we have referred can committed with impunity at the early'hour of ten o’clock in the evening. The Whig Duke Sutherland has brother who just oome of age, and it is expected that will returned for Sutherlandsbire without any opposition ...

... title of Tory, why should not another class drop the '.le of Whig and why should not both meet together under the common appellation of Conservative, which expresses the policy of both If the Whigs refuses to do this, it will be because they cling a position ...

... from its being not new. former days Mr. Disraeli accused late illustrious statesman of having appropriated the clothes the Whigs while they were bathing. It will be a higher pitch of political magnanimity than is quite common in states men, if Mr. Disraeli ...

... Denber • del& el Deem it the erabb. At the Mr. Lthey, Lu emehry, therbei the der time supper peen de emerma, end menued as= &Whig the MINIMS the ether weed ho o Meedlay lee, • wry awl emend allot both Pees in this ewe. it of the ..s .l Mr. if Meths The ...

... pooitlon which now bold in Europe with that whiebwe occupied juxt twelve month* ago, or, indeed, any time during the long reign Whig meddle and muddle.” had been the folly and weaknem of our Foreign Minittere, ao fatal the blirht of Lord KuKoeir* influence ...

... extreme course which has now been resolved on. That is tree, not only of Mr Lowe, but of the old Whigs as • whole, and of none more than the Edinburgh Whigs, with Mr Adam Black as their representative man. They screamed No surrender, and what was said ...

... & STAYS, - IOE MINES, INCLINES, me. FENCING AND SIGNAL CORDS • lards Stook of lopes always on hand. Amiga Ammon:dation for /Whig Rigging , OUTFITS CONTRACTED FOR. R. S. NEWALL AND CO. 17, 5017TH CIABTLI MID WATERLOO ROAD% LIVERPOOL. :- OMMsbrdon-I}n• ; ...

... Tenant-Right, but he was entirely opposed to compulsory valuation,” and he had refused to help Mr. D’lsraeli, to put out the Whigs at the time of the Ecclesiastical Title’s Bill, because this would be helping protectorisc dodge under the pretext of enacting ...

... s list of the officers :—Lieut.- something apart m ves— the Chester water drink ers (and eho ts not in some electoral th e Whig and Reformers,” for Mr Beales? Will he help elaborate Parliamentary retarn have jast heen printed | Colonel the How. T G. Che ...