... drew nigh. And so, still later, in regard toa a change hot less groat, or startling, or important. Thus also it was when the Whigs ought to anticipate 'the latter concession to the: awakening intelligence of the times by thes is. proposition; and so, in ...

... subordinate members counting as so insignificant that if every one of them were replaced to-morrow by PEELITES, or by RuSSaLLITE Whigs, it would scarcely excite a remark, and there is no reason why it should excite a remark, not the less emphatic for not being ...

... do they come From An Old Whig, and in that signature the value of the recommendation utterly evaporates. It is not old Whigs nor young Whigs who can deal with that great chimera who was in mockery called a Juvenile Whig after having devoted thirty ...

... that section of the aristocracy which forms his following; most bountifully does he provide for every needy member of every Whig family. Our readers may have noticed a little document declaratory of the numberless good things that have fallen to the house ...

... community against the other, and alter. b nately avail himself of the support of either-not one ,section as in the old times of Whig and Tory, for there fare none such now; all are Reformers on both heads; Iall desire that something be done about India, some ...

... would not permit ~the passing of a measure that would place that power in his hands. A QuAiRTER of a century ago, when the Whigs were young in jobs and office, we may imagine that they believed in their own rallying cry of Peace, Retrench- ment, and ...

... applause.] Mr. Edmonds then proceeded tol read the fellowing letter, which he said had been addressed to him by ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? Whigs almost- by Mr. Bright~ Roebdale, February 1, 18i8a. . lMly dear Sir,-Although iam unable to be upon your platform to-morrow ...

... reappointed, nor would there in that case be any objection to grant there more lucrative emolument. Why, surely, if there is E Whig remaining on the Treasury bench lie will follow oui the principles asserted by the high authority I have quoted, and acted ...

... should at least have some experience, and be freed from physical infirsity. He was an politics a Liberal and a Constitutional Whig, and lie had assured his constituents at Aberdeen that lie should support the introduc- flos of a Reform Bill. What was the ...

... receipt of Count Walewski's despatchl, the Coalitionists, theConservatives, the menof the Ranches- ter school, and the old Whigs, of whom young Mr. Byng may a be taken as a sample, voted in favour of a resolution the a result of which will be to leave ...

... indignant, not with the sneering scorn of Lord John when Bouverie and the round robin rebels revolted against the last of the Whigs, but with the air of a bully. The time for this sort of thing, how- ever, hadpassedaway. ?? seemed to be shibboleth of the ...

... such is not the fact. In the House of Lords, on Monday, the subject was intro- duced, and every law authority in the House, Whig and Tory, denied that there was one law for natives and ano- ther for foreigners:- Lord LYNDHURST, who spoke from the table ...