... -I say tb A knwwell what I shall enounter ysyn hs nw WI ~d perfectly well there is no partysoamrleithueof p calumny as the Whig party, and eveyhn htclmy c' can devise, or that tying can supplwlbeaotdy C1 K' ta aty-Cej. I full well unesadtecs, al and the ...

... professional bowlers were engaged to announce he each successive death. The same thing occurred in this 'as country whenever a Whig or Tory government was in extre'mas. The piofessionol howlers were always alive, and their cries might be heard resounding ...

... held up in his favour; and, therefore, if the Conservative cause rested on universal suffrage the Con- servative and not the Whig would have been elected. Mr. S. T. Kekewich, M.P., ?? appears to me that we ought to view the present Government with very ...

... in office, bring in a Reform Bill of so moderate a n character that it will have the boat possible chance of n passing. The Whigs will consider it quite sufficient, and Is the Radicals will accept it as an justalment of the end to it be obtained at some ...

... has led to this decision. It has been agreed that the two sections of the Liberal party shall each name a candidate. The Whigs, it is said, will nominate Mr. Edward Baines (editor of the Leeds AMercuriy); and the extreme Liberals will put forward Mr ...

... government, who had opposed the t, measure of reform he advocated, because he had prepared b it, and he was well certain the whigs were jealous and ob- b jected to it because he had ventured to take the question a out of their orthodox hands.-(Applause.) ...

... voting would be quite as open to trickery as a 40s. freehold fran- chise. In conclusion, he would earnestly appeal to the great Whig party not to throw the country into a need- less agitation. At least a dozen gentlemen then rose on the opposition benches ...

... and that the Catholics have really received more liberality and benefits from the Conservative government than from all the Whigs, Radicals, and Chartfsts put together.- Has not the Derby government ?? Catholic army chaplains, and put the Oatholio public ...

... go- it; vernment to last? One thing I can promise, that, if it is es- like the Whig governments which preceded Lord Derby, e it will not last. The power which put out those Whig Ito governments can put out this one. The representative of the free and large ...

... indignation. The election has returned two Tories of the effete school for the county-the squire being one. Oh, W-, I'm heartsick. Whig or Tory is of secondary importance- fianchise or no franchise perhaps the same; but to have the franchise legally, and have ...

... leave to bring in a bill to repeal the act by which the present grant was conferred. a CHA9sE OF EXCLUSIVENESS AGAINST THE WHIGS.- i The .Saturday Retiew, in a tone which the ministerial de- ( feat has not tended to soften, says It was long under- I ...

... pity to pollute it by the slightest show of coercion or intimidation. The ballot is the only remedy for an influence which Whigs and Tories are alike tempted to use when the opportunity occurs. THE DECLINE oi DYNASTIES.-The policy of kings is ineffectual ...