... ,d comes before him, the duties to be performed noted to by the Minister are precisely the same, whether 22 tier .or he be Whig, Tory, or Radical. So the less Havl en said about Conservatism the better, at least in.B~ ,ns in the opinion of the Conservative ...

... to a select committee, as if they 0p] were bills for competing lines of railway. IVII Knowing that the consolidation of the Whig Mi party under one leader, or nuder two leaders ofH on friendly terms, would be the death-blow of apl the Derby Government ...

... reform justice and sound nt' policy alike demand. the The present state of the franchise is admitted to mli be defective. Both Whigs and Tories contemplate she some change; but, unfortunately for England, the interests of a party are allowed to usurp the place ...

... less anomalous, and to make ' better adapted to 'the growing intelligence, t property, and numbers of the community A .the Whig Reform Act of 1832. In other . words, it is the purest accident that has madeY Lord John Manners and his friends Parlia- mentary ...

... with the celebration, at Belfast, of the 100th anniversary of the birthday of the poet Burns, the publishers of the Northern Whig offer a prize of two guineas for the best appropriate poem, and half-a-guinea for the second in merit. Mrs. Fleaker, an elderly ...

... turfites, and other respectable adventurers ? Can a government exist on suffer- ance ? In the good old times, when the words Whig and Tory represented two distinct and well- defined political parties, no minister would dare to carry on a government with ...

... radical revolution of public opinion we are it P not likely, in this generation, to have the me questionable pleasure of a Whig Ministry. bet Oan the other hand, the Morning Post sees in pro the recent agricultural meetings evidences of the disunion ...

... liament a measure-NEXT SESSION-that shall satisfy a( 'all reasonable parties ; a reform that shall pi be palatable alike to Whig, Tory, Radical, and Si Peelite. Next session, indeed! Meanwhile, assisted by Lord Malmesbury, Mr. Disraeli, Mr. Walpole, LIt ...

... Company has always been regarded as a, Whig and Liberal his I ne- preserve, just as Merchant Tailors has been sacred to Con- hair, !fly servatism. I do nutrecollect that the former company was a lot, ever honoured by a Whig leader sending forth from its true ...

... erely casual seizure of an opportunity mi for the accumulation of a little political capital by some politically iuiendicant Whig. nu Speaking of the glorious future for the fix Colfservative party, tie Toryjournalist says- It is, perhaps, the greatest ...

... CNEOA P RESS .CONTEMPORARY PRESS. 1l 11~ ~ _ I THE BALLOT AND THE MINISTRY (From the Examiner.) y If the' Whigs were capable of acting as the Tories did on Mr. Mimner Gibson's motion, they would have joined at the Radicals on Mr. Henry Berkeley's motion ...

... made, a battle-field of party, and the wppet gravest problems of Indian statesmanship '801 D must furnih political capital to Whig or Tory herthe pltcans. We are now goig to have a tile la ta~ste of this also. As ifmscif enough had We ER not been done already ...