... power, has suffered grievous misrepresentation in ot the pages of Hume and his sucoessors; while even th the more friendly Whig historians have done him os but half-hearted justice, tempering theirpraises ba with concessions to established prejudice in ...

... confined himself to what Radicalism bad done for England during the last 100 years through the pressure brought to bear on the Whigs, and enumerated a large number of good measures which he alleged had been passed owing to Radical agitation. He denied that ...

... is by no means perfect, as the intricacies of the lodger franchise and the limited hours of polling are but devices of the Whigs and Tories to keep working men from the franchise. The most startling instance, however, of how constitutional government is ...

... _-g that watchful attitude of he row whisk the Comadttes believe their &in gm be cantinas, suggest et esillielor legialatico %Whig to et moat, boards for all work not properly magisteriaL They believe that the difficulties, whicli have attended the realisation ...

... the Chairman of the Association, and the (uldresa states that the association trusts the volumes containing the life of peat Whig hUtorian may be included among his Lordship s wedding presents. - Flood.—Havana, Oct. 28.—An able correspondence, dated at ...

... does not think rebellion necessary to procure reformation. The Anchor Society embraces the Liberal Party from the ipiiet old Whigs to the noisiest of modern Radicals. It is the party that Joves agitation, that must always have Bomethiiigd-^tey^Uve or re ...

... chairman of the association, and the address states that the association trusts the volumes containing the life of a great Whig his- torian may be included among his lordship's wed- ding presents. The Lords of the Admiralty have expressed their warm approval ...

... bettor __an ento into an inquiry as to the names which had b«a coa ferred upon } oiitical paitij-. A Tory meant, a ?? and a Whig a hj>rse-d river. 'Laaghter.) Wnat a loco- foco iatd abarn burner ; -cant in America he did r.oi-preten 1 to say, bvt tal_i__g ...

... would return home, their time of autumn service having expired, have received orders to remain under their Colours at Jassy and Whig. From Berlin and Bu la Pesth, also, advices are telegraphed that after the speech delivered at Motcow, Germany and Austro-Hungary ...

... occurred of 1 - litici.ji s having voluntarily Accepted reforms wbh.h hrd reduced tbeir own power. (Hear, hear.) The great Whig kcoowner- who, in a sreat degree, nominated rhe Horse of Cou mi ns at tbetiine r f the great Peform Bil', satr flcod tbtir ...

... expectations if the Russians. With a shan.eless effrontery, for which it would b.• hard to a match even in the worst days of the Whigs of the old Philo- Painapareiet school, Mr. Lowe scarcely mem& his device to beckon the on to Constantino;de, avowing his sympathy ...

... Semion of Part' ent, and to proof numbers. (H , h .) If wo could only . contrive I • doctrine. Take an inatance :in 1711 the Whigs were of services remtered by Mr. Freeman to the Christians under penises who were enjoying all the blessings of co - ceed as ...