... of class privileges, and his unmistakeable declaratiou for a thorough Reform Bill have raised against him the virulance of Whigs and Tories. It will be found, however, that he has rightly estimated the wishes of the country, and the cabinet will either ...

... the conclusion that Reform of some kind was necessary. But he would advise them to be cautious and not he juggled by either Whig or Tory. It is quite evident to all mest in this country that honesty dues not reside in any particular class. They had seen ...

... impossible, our Ministers con template the game of an extreme and impracticable measure, such as other constitutional Whigs cannot consent to. The measure thrown out, of course there would be a period of confusion, and this confusion might possibly ...

... the camp of the advansed liberals, and told with so damaging effect that for once the sentiment of the old song was realised Whig and Tory agreed, in condemning the material of which the shot was composed. The bomb hurled by John Bright at Birmingham, ...

... show of a mouthful, to get near enough to throw the noose over its heat? On the other hand, what will their rivals do? The Whigs are fond of saying that the Tories are not agreed among therneelves, and that, as for the Radicals, they never could agree ...

... which he fell. With regard to tie priaent Miniatry he said they had done what Mr Disraeli in his celebrated simile had the Whigs with doing—having found their oppomitta bathing, they had put on their clothm. We were to have a tefortn bill from the Tories; ...

... England, that that Administration should stand for some time to come, insomuch as, from the state of dissolution into which the Whig party has fallen, it is impossible that it could form a Cabinet without amalgamating with the Manchester and Roebuck Radicals ...

... would obviously lead only to failure if tried Icy the pre.ent Adinini,tration, and to their summary expulsion froin power. The Whig chiefs seed then but I o revive their previous proposals in order to defeat the . • Torie, in the present House of and to discredit ...

... many a heart is still bleeding. and many • tonne still deerilate over our land—ehall be buried in oblivion, lint there ac Whigs connected w i th theme events in India which I trust shall never be forgetten. I trust the valour and courage our countrymen ...