... course, devoted to the Reform Bill. His great effort was directed to showing that reform was not the exclusive property of the Whigs; that the Tories had not poached on anyone’s ground; that the Conservatives of two centuries ago were the originators of the ...

... when the present extra- ordinary state of parties is considered In old- fashioned times a man could distinguish a Tory from a Whig as readily as he could a ‘ hawk from a hand-saw ;” but in this year of grace he would be puzzled to distinguish between the ...

... principles, and that it is complete and comprehensive, he indulged a little pardonable banter at the peculiar desire which the Whigs are presumed to have for the extension of popular liberties. His allusions to the ex-Lord Advocate, who has recently been claiming ...

... goo‘l Conservative. Con-1 siderable landed property, now held by the crown, is appended to the title. —Globe. The Northers Whig publishes an address from the clergy of the diocese to the Bishop of Down and Connor, protesting against the bishop's Liberal ...

... have oiete etl, I sow feel biter tinntn I hove e for :teem I hail it oly Italy tin you, me lay nod hearty t Si for re• eon Whig nit to try and afterwards pereevere 'Oh vineexcellent ottalletne.- I viii. we, yoer humble Craven a reet. Kinashinil piece ...

... called at this Mhos asteeday ice about the she had row niltim mi *Wit ra t at t a a An*albi, I asked wlr4 the coasieterell to Whig in Victoria, to which ylielles ressiirthemileg amweig.p.wOb (with a long I de*. est Ay does porch tom the trees Was% if this ...

... made, that immediately after the last pro rogation we should have been involved in wa Directly they determined “to outbid the Whigs,” their progress was rapidly down- with Abyssinia, without any intimation of th wards. They leapt the barriers of every rental ...

... quite satisfactory to every un- R prejurlice l mind. The following, however, from ai two leading London journals, will help our Whig- d' Rladical contemporary to mend his estimate:- a. [SPE{c'IAL TELEGRA.M TO TUtE TINrS.] hi 'PrUoILT-, WcV-naFSDnxv ?? fr mleeting ...

... should have got the con- sent of their friends and their foes to such a iseasure and that they should have wrested irom the Whigs the palm of Constitutional lBeorm. It is a question which may be dis- cussed, and probably will be discussed to the end of ...

... :Vltation ot Leicestershire, masa by the death Mr. Tertian Paget, the Limier banker, whom 01:0021011 amour designates us likely Whig candidate, has se yet se Thome ll'eessings, formerly maaw et Mel weeks at belonging to Firth sad Seas, el Illudield, has been ...

... those avowing themselves bis political friends. On Wednesday, was presented with the freedom of the city of Edinburgh by its Whig- Kadical Town Council, but not on political grounds. The Senatns the University of Edinburgh also honoured him, in company ...

... hypocrisy —as a great middleman who bamboozled one party and plundered the other' —and as the politician who had found the Whigs bathing and had stolen their clothes. His intellectual versatility, his clear and cold voice, his plucky appearance, all aid ...