... so deep an into. leat zest. The Speaker had scarcely taken his seat welon MNr. put Hoaytor, the present whipper-in of tiso Whig party, and the w gentleman who held the sanmo responsible office, togetherwh wvithi one of soios considerable emnotunent, in ...

... Ministry- in which it can place faith- in X re which, equally avoiding the temporising, do- anc at nothing timidity of the old Whig clique, and the sta Id daring defiance of all principle so apparent in the Ba of conduct of our present rulers, should temperately ...

... and the a hi, polling on Friday last. The candidates were the addrc Honourable Arthur F. KIinuaird, a Free Trader beds and a Whig, and Sir. Charles Gilpin, of Lon- the I don, who is more liberal in his political views. our At the close of the poll the numbers ...

... Derby as' di onl man who could apply the resto- tri rative of Protection. Another section of the in! Tories decelf`u that the Whigs had betrayed Pro- to testantism, a. ud delivered us into the hands of the Cli WI Pope; and thy Iiord Derby was the only man ...

... parverse a east ef p'irt ever and L)anon is occurrisiii. It is clear 3`,i. Disraeli Ought to have 3 neovedl or seconded thien whig address at of10o Openiig of 4i e this cession, instead of reserving hio tree lirne tribltes 51 5 fr theo acomipanimiei t of ...