... do. these and other grounds we ask Where the long-promised Reform Bill? Lord John Russell, the main stay of the Palmerston-Whig cabinet the accredited minister for the colonies —the concoctor, excellence, of such Reform Bills as we must perforce accept ...

... give our preference to tho last; but, as we said before, either of the other in preference to none at all. Surely, when find Whigs, Tories, and Radicals, almost simultaneously bringing in bills for the same object, it is not too much to expect a decent enactment ...

... at all during absence ?’——jS'errciTii; Not in the least, Sir. TTTHIGS TRIMMED ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. —For trimming an old Whig in the very best style, and giving it a regular good dressing, there is no band in the business equal to that of A. Layard ...

... into the cabinet he was immddiately subject to such influences that could not carry out his own convictions, and became mere whig; cited Mr. Macaulay, Sir W. Molesworth, and Sir B. Hall as cases in point. If ever any minister was carried into power the ...

... publishers, discouragement was given to the circulation of Roman Catholic religious books by the successive governments, both whigs and tories, who had imposed duty of 20 per cent, upon them. In dealing with the question, Ireland must not be considered in ...

... fraction of shows what chance the bill, the whole bill, and nothing but the bill,” would stand at the iiands of a Palmerston-Whig government. Sir George Grey, however, should not talk ia Parliament of deciding questions by Universal Suffrage, for fear people ...

... Eeargus O’Connor. Admiral Giftard died last week at bis residence in Southampton at the age of 90. He was the leader of the Whig party for many years in that town, and was the father of Captain Gifford, who was killed in her Majesty’s steamer Tiger, off ...

... efforts of the members to carryout Mr. Peacock’s suggestion. Anecdote of Genebal Loed Gough.—The following is fro the Northern Whig. As the gallant hero of the Punjaub is clearly daguerreotyped, we take the liberty of giving his full name above: Absence of ...

... mils between the nobles and the people caused a complete plan for stimulating improvement in both cases. It majority over the Whig candidate. The following bustion. It was the union of oxygen with the X^icrs 8 was extmmeiylLued The heart throbbing the whiU ...

... THE WEEKLY EEPOHTER. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1856. SIR GEORGE GREY’S POLICE BILL Once more has a member of a whig government been found sufficiently plucky to concoct and bring forth a Police Bill, the principle of which has repeatedly been repudiated ...

... Courant. It was at the time of the rebellion, published by Elizabet i Adams, and was the organ of the Jacobite party. The whigs had their organ a little nearer home, in a publication which began to be issued in December, 17:10, called Whitworth's Manchester ...

... districts on principles of equity, is an urgent necessity. The present parties composing the governing classes are, whether Whig or Tory, opposed to any change ; they can gain nothing, and if changes are effected will lose much. It must be the ■work of ...