... given pledges to the Reform cause. There is no use blinking the truth, which has become apparent even to the leaders of the Whigs, that, until we have a great democratic change in our parliamen- tary representation, we can neither utilise, econo- mise, ...

... because the people England were opposed to frequent and extreme changes. The tories of 1867 were radicals compared with the whigs of 1833-4-5. Tories had discovered, however, in spite of thousands of speeches and articles to the contrary, that they had ...

... that minute!. The best mode of proceeding is to watch well the actions of the opposite platy, as he had no doubt that the Whigs would deavour obtain power, bet they would not be able He bad confidence in the ability of the Cotten estie members to prevent ...

... who is meant when the quacks are talked about, and the great “ quack,” whose measures have been all adopted in succession by Whigs and Tories, has not hesitated to come forward to proclaim his “ nostrum once more. Mr. Briout, indeed, finds it necessary to ...

... Ule years, been notoriously the most unscrupulous and most systematic of bribers. Fortunately there are old Constitutional Whigs, if not advanced Radicils too, who are painfully alive to all this. And we always prefer to clinch our own views of disputed ...

... said without having at its back some very safe authority. But what does it mean ? What we hope and believe is, that the old Whig aristocracy are manifesting disposition to do what patriotism should have induced them to do long ago—that is, meet the Co ...

... never cure, the lecturer said Mr. Bright should steted that since 1832 the Whigs had been in power two-«urds of thetime (‘ That’s not the Radicals,” and hear, hoar.) The Whigs and not the Tories suspended the Act in Inland. (“Who opposed it?” John Bright ...

... Ministry than under the Whig rule which preceded the advent of Lord Derby to power. The hon. member also showed how the great increase in the national expenditure had invariably occurred during Liberal administrations. The Whig Policy. —The London cor ...

... expect to get, while the results of the Reform agitation have shown that the most extreme demands may be granted, to dish the Whigs, when the alternatives are concession or 'resignation. This state of things gives a portentous significance to the motion ...

... at the druggita' shope about this inflammable fluid, with the view of having, If possible, the mystery cleared up.- Norther Whig. ...

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... expect to get, while the results of the Reform agitation have shown that the most extreme demands may be granted, to dish the Whigs, when the alternatives are concession or resignation. This state of things gives a portentous significance to the motion of ...