... Earl RUSSELL has since been followed by two other Whig peers—the Luke of SOMERSET and the Marquis of LANDSOWNE On this ques ven of landlord influence, therefore, three of the heading peers of the Whig party have set themselves mght with the And we have ...

... ome of Une cromt eet peterel ever mparted & an astonished sedsence What tok pleco was thet | Wostrated the preition of the Whig party tp Sunderland by the well Keown of tbe tet that coukd eet get ectnowledged efther A for this om wee em Sir your obedtent ...

... buneelf to metamoes, Tt us perl that a grand operation is being planted, calcalated t& eutde tbe memorable dushing of the Whigs ve 1 The expectation support from « passage in Sir Joba which seems to have Pakingtem s clectiom He be saya, um the of any ...

... to themselves issue in aught save deteat. With the new constituencies the North promises to become extunct. In dishing the Whigs, it has destroyed itself; but the people will profit by both catastrophes. Weak-kneed hke Lord OVERSTONE may, indeed, dread ...

... cousin. This framkness let STUART know at once what he might expect. The Marquis prefers the Conservative barrister to the Whig Colonel, albeit the Colonel is bis cousin. But while his political prepossession is decided, it 1s expressed with the utmost ...

... having permitted a system which is almost without in the whole his- tory of admiistrative bhundermg. Up to the present time, Whigs and Tones have been equally guitry im the matter of cutravagance Yet we are afrasd that ewen Mr. CHILDERS himecif Ss pot quite ...

... the metropolis of Scotland, nor ts it Toryrsm alone that is stranded—W higgery 1s almost equally defunct. The earher Scotusb Whigs ren- dered important services to the cause of hberty when to serve it involved a sacrifice of the fairest | prospects. But ...

... prominent members.of the Government boasted of having given the country a Reform Bull with no hard and fast line swch as the Whigs medi- tated. But this bolted door, by which hundreds m Berwick are debarred from the the possession of the franchise, 1s the ...

... all appearances about to change their front. If they should presently attempt to repeat their old exploit of “dishing the Whigs,” the movement would take no one by surpnse. The object the Tones have in view 18 of course that of theu present po- sition ...

... wrth Estate” of the realm was by all classes of ber Majesty's subjects. No matter what people were lly whether they were Tory, Whig, or Kadi Aw y all approved of the press, ) Ministers of rehgicn, philamthropists, merchants, and manufacturers, all acknowledged ...

... punty of constituencies. despite this preponderance of authority, it was not secured, 1s a question which the ministerial Whigs of that day could best answer In the intoxication of victory they pronounced the Reform Bul a final measure, and as the continued ...

... Lhe ter ere UD regret Mr (emtited t with the ap advanced Liberal cauxtichete tn tbe keg ae} thio ks tm pe be trends end the Whig faction who hare ype el party to which be = And bewerer penta) Une deckerethos mag ‘we ape bound state that we feed dety Use ...