... he represented Newcastle, voted against all reform measures and against the ballot, although generally supported the Whigs in their financial and other official proposals. Uis brother voted with Lord Dvxkelun to throw out the late Ministry oa the reform ...

... made, should suit the convenience of the moment, the cat’s-paw of the Whig leaders, who would not deeply regret that Scotland should left without household sutlrage—which whole Whig party deteatas long aa possible. They have not raised the question on ...

... oligarchy, and that all the vice , and folly have not b»-en one side. Mr. Fox. though noble man the whole, and greatest man the Whig party has produced—for Chatham and Burke were the people—yet that infamous political act justly lost the confidence of j the ...

... that the Scotch people should be deprived for a time of household sullrage, provided that the Tories are turned out and the Whigs are longer kept out in the cold Will Mr. Baxter yield to such persuasions We believe not. We have too good an opinion of him ...

... SCOTCH REFORM BILL anticipated in our last communication has oome to pass. Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Bright* and the other party Whigs did their utmost last year to throw out the Household Suffrage Bill, in order to foroe the Tories to resign, and get back to ...

... that the Whigs would not dare to keep this Parliament longer than was required to give the new English electors time to register and be put upon the roll, which will effected the end next session. We are of a different opinion. We believe the Whigs, with ...

... for 2$ years, and without a contest since 1841, when a Whig was defeated two to one. The only Liberal who ever represented the county was Mr. Wilkins, Maeelough Castle, who belonged to a local Whig family of influential standing in the county. Sir John ...

... Komish priesthood. Mr. Bol'veuie has been a member of Whig Administrations, and has almost always voted with hie party. Bit George Bowver has played the of independent member, not voting constantly with Whig, Radical, nor even with the sect absurdly called ...

... independent Whigs will vote against Mr. Gladstone’s dis-establishing proposal. Thus the Whig members for Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, Tamworth, and even Mr. Gladstone when represented Oxford, refused to vote for advanced Church reforms. Pure Whigs, such as ...

... the future, moderate and genteel in his opinions he has hitherto been deemed the contrary. He has fairly got behind many the Whigs of late questions of Parliamentary Reform. If has not politically cut the chapel, is evidently half inclined to take pew in ...

... favour of the Whig Fitzwilliam family, as the Southern Division has only made exception to Tory inclinations to admit Stencek. It is thirty years since, even with theso strong Whig family influences, the Northern Division selected Whig member. They were ...

... according to the forms of the British Constitution. This, however, was the old-fashioned way, when our affairs were managed Whigs, who kept the old statesmen and lawyers Revolution days in view and aimed walk in the ways of the Constitution. We have now ...