... propositions brought forward by the Whigs, but no disposition to restore them to power must arise out of the conviction that the Whig measures are much more likely to be car- ried out by a Conservative government than a Whig one.' This is bat very secondary ...

... after being the olppoenelts of slave enmucipail;tinl; ,until it was no longer serviceable to thlem als a huart, defeated the Whig administration ini their enmlea. yours to admit Brazilian sugar into the housle e'ill sumption, their chief oppositionl to ...

... y is not one of' patramoutnt oiiatt to the c nnels. If they get cheap sugar j %%ill hle Nvorth hlavitig, althoigih it be a Whig lletl- ktire urtinted by a Toty Cabinet, and the trifling aidmniee towvards free-triade which would be gained ls tiet nadmission ...

... was, with the two exceptions we have admitted, employed in the direction of Liberal principles. There was no member of the W~hig administ ration entitled to more of the respect and gratitude of the friends of freedom than Lord Palae6rstoll. And since the ...

... duty upon an article which varies so exceedingly in quality, and consequently in price, as butter. What would be said of the Whigs If they had been enabled to establish a fixed duty upon grain, if the duty upon the different descriptions of grain had been ...

... was a thorough-going .u felend to the people [cheers]. lie was not one who was palatable to theTory party-neither was he a Whig- but he was a candidate who went as he (Lord Rancliffe) did in politiea,for he was a thorough-going Radical [cheers] o-. ie ...

... were returned to carry measures that should convert the Pandemonium iato which England was said to have been thrown during the Whig rule into a perfect earthly Paradise. They promised to resuscitate trade, to give protection to agri- culture, to secure to ...

... the county mem- e bers, not by promises, but by threats that if they did not is give in to him he would resign and leave the Whigs to come ad in again, He wished when the minister had so threatened idto resign that the county members had taken himo a at ...

... 19th, instant.' He was remarkable for the 'consirtenoy -'aind unflinching up- rightness of bis poitical opinions. ..Belng a Whig of the old school, be supported through all' chagesA.the cause o civil and religious liberty., His houme was. the resort ol ...

... with safety, would be far better - timini a shifting series of expedients carried Oil |1 I one wreek by the votes of' the Whigs, and in tmn'ft'er I by those of' the Torics. nI Lord WORSLIY has gly-il notice of a motion for t( Thunrsday night. fai' ...

... immediate repeal of thne curan-laae8. Thnilt was the great stumbling-bleck from the beginnong, They (the League) might have had a Whig pirty ii they would have given up this principle annd takenu an 8s-. ti-xed duoy, or they might have hadl a Tory party if tywudhRe; ...

... Corn Exchange. AN IRISH P'ARTY. C The Evening 1f1ail, which so recently has been calling r out for a junction of Orangemen, Whigs, Tories, and R&- peahers, as an Irish party to coerce Sir Robert Peel into the adoption of justice r Ireland, last night ...