... Lord merstou stayed away, and Lord John Russell, hating olren before opposed Mr. King. now declared io Lis favour! Thus the Whig leaders desert the ground on which they had stood for seven years past, merely for the party purpose of cauaing a Conservative ...

... a fortnight ago the present is a much more Federate measure, and is stated as more likely to the sanction of the moderate Whigs. Indeed a ^ding Liberal organ speaks somewhat reluctantly *>Kin8t any extreme measure as only calculated to ,ell the breach ...

... Exhibition of 1867.— Standard. The registration revision at Devonport seems to have terminated in a Conservative triumph. Of 221 Whigs objected to by Conservatives 142 were struck off.■ The Conservative gain in Devonport was 142, and at Stone- house 10. The ...

... old self he never relapsed into civility for the rest of the session and there can be no question that the miscarriage of the Whig bill of last year was mainly due to the general bad temper and bad management of Mr. Gladstone. We now turn to the present ...

... years, and enjoys consider- able local influence, has just undergone a change of proprietorship. Hitherto a representative of Whig interests, the Ezaminer, under its new management, will lend its support to the cause of Conservatism. Colonel Somerset having ...

... Instruction* and 9 Amendments. What will a Ministerial measure come to. Ans. Grief. Substruction of Whiqs—From Whigs various 300; Deduct Whigs pur et simple 285. There remain VV lugs, 15 not so pure and simple. Vulgar fractions—He- duce Parliamentary oratory ...

... frequently hinted at by Mr. Disraeli before, really will not do. The Whigs once played the Tories a scurvy trick with a Reform Bill; now is the time for the Tories to play the Whigs a scurvy trick. From underneath a flowing robe of transcendental political ...

... liberal rt Retainn has guided the tactics of the party, and ren- Of the passing of the advanced Whig measures a matter o t^ter /aciiity than under the Whigs themselves. One is beard everywhere of the new Government, ijK/^h greatly .redounds to their favour ...

... the nation, or its representatives; added to which there was a haughty bearing and tone on his part, as well as that of the Whig Whipper-in, as if the Premier had been made a dictator in being returned with so high a hand last year. Peace and Reform were ...

... papers hold Lord Derby forward as by far pre ferable in directing a Ministry—that is, carrying out more reforms than the Whigs ever contemplated. But a few days remain to the session. The work of the Lords may be said to be nearly finished, wbile that ...

... ce, honour, aud well being, And L ?l it in all rl U# °f °ur ~a.ti.utio. myseil, as to Constitution. \\heuVttL«'d'OKto the whig., our constitution settled in «he tew of W ,||laui u, Jt ceitaiuly ,lifft.red 'om its previous self, and «as .uapte.t to lhe ...

... dis- crepancy between a Tory and a Whig scheme of lletorm, and it becomes additionally apparent how absurd the cry was which attempted at one time to claim all legislation in thi4 directional the fee-simple of Whig politicians, and to taunt the Derby ...