... better, and there seems growing belief that things are tending to coneliistion.” Tk. r«. Obtain Vdfatok, wkfah WMtiMtia Ik. ■ whig FfwiUfai fmtj, mini the U, o. iagortawt n- Mtc to tha ■iwirg dbdye. Tknr by (Mr cm, Viator. KtagWffltaa'a Sotmd. tbaSM of ApO ...

... which anybody may lay down any principle he pleases.'’ •••*•• The question has now gone too far for any subterfuge, whether of Whig Ton- origin. The political world has committed itself to the doctrine that the representation should made more theoretically ...

... one strenuous effort to return independent Members What, indeed! Nothing but the men and the means. Nothing hut Whig-radical candidalei and Whig-radical electors. Then, ot course, our interests would be represented. Both, however, unluckily, are wanting ...

... reference to hit political principles, it did not appear to us possible that would command sufficient support, even divided the Whig and Radical parlies in the borough at present are, to secure his return. How it might have happened had the disunion existing ...

... advanced Radicals have been labouring to persuade the official Whigs of the governing families, that their chances of a return to Downing-street depend on their desertion all their old Whig principles and remembrances ; and their immediate fraternity ...

... of unity; Mr. Disraeli, with his dramatic turn, manages best, and see the fruits; but can get further than perplexing the Whigs with fear of change. The Finamial Reformers have had their roueter, on Mr. Cobdcn’s motion for Retrenchment; also the Parliamentary ...

... invective, and delivered one of ids best considered and most telling speeches. He contrasted the proverbial exclusiveness of the Whigs in the composition of their Cabinets with the liberality manifested by their opponents; and, certainly, great truth, •• Whatever ...

... Speeches are seldom models of good English; but the Radicals will not fail to remark for their encouragement in helping the Whigs to office, that there is no promise of a Reform Bill. Then follows a notice of the Italian war and the peace of Villafranca ...

... conservative temples of the once audacious Whig, and a “ missing despatch shall be a sign through all the migrations ol office. But you can’t escape the connexion—bombasin or mousseline de laine, mutton or beef, Whig or Torythere is a pertinacious parsimony ...

... from the Conservatives than from the Whigs. It is possible that the Whigs would be sincere the cause, as they would have to put an end to their own system of hereditary Cabinet Ministere. That is not a step which the Whig families are likely to take. ~ Without ...

... claimants—so many adherents who had the right to ask for promotion—that it *as difficult to dispose of them. the Cabinet the Whig element must preponderate, or the old heads'* would have complained. Then there were the Liberals, who must have half a loaf ...

... of •* O! you’ll let in a Tory.” As far as himself was concerned, he said he would rather have an honest Tory than a shabby Whig. They would not, however, that, but wonld send one of their own men np to Parliament, and by a steady, determined perseverance ...