... anxious search of moor- ings better suited to the wants and tendencies of the age. This was particularly the case with the Whigs, towards whom Macaulay's early associations and liberal turn of mind caused him to gravitate,. The moral atmosphere of that ...

... hawcv Az stances; and notwithstanding that the chief attanco the Conservatives had been devoted to keepirg o:t i Whigs, and of the Whigs to displacing the tar etc yet it would not be fair to say that the session hah' without fruit. Several measures had ...

... Admiinistration in 1854, ly and o1 tule Derby Ministry in 3859, whose bill, tlsough badl sir ?? respecte, wats far hatter than. the Whig measure, he ~ve hoedtat the combimied tialenits of the present Government wY8 ould bring forward somethsing worthy of thenaselves ...

... pretty much, the same may, we fear, be averred of the whole of the small and exclusive band of privileged placemen, whether Whig or Tory, who, by turns, monopolize the government of the country. In times long gone by, ere the schoolmaster had taken active ...

... and bed done so much to carry it. Fer 20 yeam the authors-I meanmh parliaimentary authore.--cf tabt bill, the leadare of the whig party, steadily refusod to ste one single hoes ?? advanceof it. They Justified by their con- duct that which a bland of miss ...

... illustrious. The friendship of Jeffrey and Mackintosh, and the patronage of the Mar- quis of Lansdowne, attracted him to the Whig party, which, with the indiscriminate clannish fidelity of one of his own Highland ancestors, he served through the remainder ...

... and write about the measure of Reform which ministers offer to their conntrymen. Will they be content with the very moderate Whig measure the Times declares to be suffi- cient I Will they say nothing about the Ballot I Have recent election revelations had ...

... moresaid' to b on tho ev 'of a Reform Bill. e II All parties profess loudly thaii desire to see the question to; settled. 'Beth 'Whigs anid Tories' begin to havo an uneasy pt t nciusos' that they have, played ths game ,sf fast and fa L ISL t o.log and that ...

... discovered that Napoleon is the aenemy of toine, lie ceases to be CO0I- sidered the friend of Ireland ; but the English Whigs and Liberals never believed the Empepror to be the friend of England, and thoy knowingly sacriflicel the real in- teres- of ...

... The: other alliance is a'curious on dit-namely, that, in case of need, there is an understaudhig be- tween Conservatives and Whigs that a common cause is to be made on the question of Refori against Mr. Bright and the small section that follows his views ...

... his phalanx of country gentlemen to the assault. It is true that some Irish mem- bors who supported Lord Palmerston end the Whigs in op- position may dosert theul now they are in power, thought it remains to be seon whether all who supported Mr, Disraeli ...

... is discovered that Napoleon is the enemy of Rome, he ceases to be con- sidered the friend of Ireland ; but the English Whigs and Liberals never believed the Emperor to be the friend of England, and they knowingly sacrificed the real in- terests of ...