... it is true, but still nine!' lar,fer than any ',ilk? single section in the house. The result must peculiarly galling to the Whig party, who so cone, predicted that the appeal to the country would result in the ignominious defeat of the Derbvites, and their ...

... secretary iodic company, replies to this communication with a degree of skilful evasiveness which would no discredit to a Whig statesmau. He is directed to express the great regret of the Directors for any inconvenienee you may have suffered whilst ...

... conduct the business of the country. The deplorable spectacle of the last week has abundantly vindicated our anticipations. The Whigs have been unable, either with Aberdeenite colleagues or withoat them, guide or govern the House of Com mons; and in their ...

... y Once the proverb hold that Whigs Tories out of place; but now we see established the reversal of the principle in the fact that, in profession at least, Tories So office outbid in liberalism the most extravagant of Whig promises. But the sham is apparent ...

... civilization—.sacrifices to the insane malignant despotism of one mao. THE WHIGS. (Prom the Morning Herald.) Centralisation has latterly become the principal idol of our Whig and laberal statesmen. Tire idea teems to be to convert the kingdom into a busy ...

... proposition is past, and our imaginative Chancellor of the Exchequer is not so exhausted of expedients to revive an old worn-out Whig stopgap. The compromise, venture to say, will be something new. Mr Disraeli, in point of fact, had neither reason nor opportunity ...

... for the development a Tory they total change. Large and Mwral promise. were held out vaguely of to popular worth and loyalty. Whig bi. Wing. wreath art eri.e.l a* niggardly asset narrow. and eves lindiral proflds were etig. mwliMrl a. sooting In CHO ...

... their second ,b *J ‘l® year of office, putting the country actual poa circumstance* with the sale which, to session of what the Whig* have been eahihiling *7“ » throughout the existence of suecettivo Cabinets * nc * ‘*h the way ibia wicked world, might in ...

... following sentencea may ha taken aa a specimen: It is for the country to decide who are the true Liberals. Certain lam that the Whigs have no title to the name. Many men have called themselves taints and apostles who were neither the one nor the other, bat ...

... (Cheers.) lie was Whig and ho gloried in it When ho looked back at tho history of bis party, he felt very proud at tho honourable position it occupied in tho history of the country. But tho time bad now come for now combinations. The Whig party could not ...

... Bright was the principal speaker. In the course of his address, he replied to the attacks recently made upon him in some of t!te Whig awl Con s ersathe journals, on the subject. of taxation. The conclusion he comes to is, that the burden of taxation upon articles ...

... prepared to stand or to retire at their behest. Then this very select meeting, without one dissenting voice, as the Edinburgh Whig oracle, the ' ErtsAsman; informed us, shout ed Melgund fur ever? or, what amounted to the same thing, declared their earnest ...