... people, greatly extending the franehi,e in, and giving additional representatives to, the large tr.anufacturing districts. The Whig Journal*, on the other lomd, are of ..pinion that it will fall far shu•rt of the expectatioua of the people ; and the Radicals ...

... Mr. Bright, are determined to have a fall measure of Reform—one, whkh they imagine, from the relative position of both the Whig and Tory parties, they can demand and enforce. It only remains for us to salt until the ministry lay before the country the ...

... classes, if we except a few hungry place-hnnters, and melt discontented men will alwa's exic. The base, bloody, and brutal Whigs as O'Connell termed that party, are bidtlitm high for power, but we hope their advent to odice i* far distant. Wthrtamt--It ...

... support. The Timm says :—'llsis gathering is certainly larger than any obtained by any other statesman, or propably by the Whig leaders combined. The Herald .1 the unanimity which prevailed at the above meeting. The Daily Neer, says that Lord Derby Mated ...

... indifferent the observance of their to t►is country which am. irarooe nn them, and which were ignored under the :igen of the Whigs, with the immaculate Mr. if oricnian for the Chief Nwerelary. I toppotte the writer of the above stortvam intended the word ...

... first pitched battle between the ministers with their supporters and the parties hostile to them, who would be rallied by the Whig chiefs, but these expectations were not realised, the queries and the replies of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and the remarks ...

... d; sad bias, all violating the rules of (dare, the best sad it is rally Waimea to Yr this as* lodged literary prodigy ohs Whigs. As he has isms 1 think you will take k up, sad hiss, if sot more charity, Isom bows hams. This was s mot and Yr, sod most ...

... for meek William Vlre ease ohm Mod ape our y ask. aid a Die, Se., • met them es is mud. heed wads them, sad Wine is, sea am 'Whig Mao swim. The le ibis ward the party. anise mid ell the wry siesta be in desk sod be would bury beet deal with them A most ...

... vote for counties. The same journal asserts that whatever be the form or the shape of the amendment, the vast majority of Whigs, Peelites, and Radicals, will be found united in its support. If a momentary doubt should over• shadow the event of the conflict ...

... dissolution of Parliament will take place, and the voice of the country must decide between the rival panics. Disided as the Whigs and extreme Radicals are on many questions of vital interests to the nation, should the election returns prove unfavourable ...

... now vote for counties. The same journal asserts that whiten' be the form or the shape of the amendment, the vast majority of Whigs, Peeites, and Radicals, will be found united in its sappers. If a momentary doubt should over. shadow the event of the emillict ...

... mockery and delusion, and, arc therefore, determined to resist its progress through the Bonne of Commons. That portion of the Whig pasty who still adhere to Lord John Russell as their leader, seem also displeased with the ministerial measure, and load in ...