... in hii celebrated eommodal treaty with France! Wellington never conducted ear aisiis at cost of 35 millions: nor have the Whigs raised it to 70 millions! It is not posrible that Lord Melbourne pronounced the man to be mad who proposed the unoouditional ...

... vote is matter of great interest. The all cry, “ Richard, you are trusted to vote for the Tory.” The Whigs cry, Richard, you are trusted to vote for the Whig.’’ Which of them has trusted him, or has anybody trusted him at all ? The whole is foolery—a faree—an ...

... great companions and antagonists are gone. It is true that we have still left to ns the Rupert of Pebate, the philosophic Whig, Henry Obey, mid t':- ; author of the Reform Act. But in ton years time who will compose the House of Lords I The dozen Peers ...

... than the vote he gave upon the motion which turned Lord Derby out office, and led to the formation of a coalition ministry of Whigs and Radicals, whose tortuous policy involved us in the Russian war, and whose incapacity intensified the calamities attendant ...

... life more than the vote gave upon the motion which tinned Lord Derby out of office, and led the formation coalition ministry Whigs and Radicals, whose tortuous policy involved in the Russian war, and whose incapacity intensified the calamities attendant ...

... all his great companions and antagonists are gone. It true that have still left to us the Rupert of Debate, the philosophic Whig, Hevry Grey, and the author of the Reform Act, But in ten years time who will compose the House of Lords The dozen Peers who ...

... drifting us into the Crimean war. If so, who then are the real benefactors of our country r Are they the Tories ? Are they the Whigs ; Are they the sham Liberals ? or are they not rather the Radicals ? Let every mao be persuaded in bis own mind. 1 am, yours ...

... drifting us into the Crimean war. If so, who then are the real bene* factors of our country r Are they the Tories Are they the Whigs; Are they the sham Liberals ? are they not rather the Radicals ? Let every man bn persuaded in his own mind. I am, yours truly ...

... celebrated commercial treaty with France! Wellington never conducted our national affairs at a cost of 35 millions: nor have the Whigs since raised it to 70 millions! It is not passible that Lord Melbourne pronounced the man to be mad who proposed the unconditional ...

... end of political career. According to our recollection, he voted for »M the most material ports the first form BUI by the Whigs, and he hot acted similarly with respect all the most material points of the second Reform Bill, brought in by those who used ...

... ''f Ins political career. According to our recollection, i he voted for all the most material parts the Reform Bill by the Whigs, and lias acted similarly with respect to all the most material points of the second Reform Bill, broiii'ht thoie who used ...