... privilege of the House which so long preaided. Lord Monteagle Who has initiated opposition jto the Government measure is himself Whig, and he will be supported by some of the staunchest adherents and most prominent members of that party. There therefore ground ...

... irrelevant, and might be set aside with advantage. It is of little importance whether the question has been raised by recreant Whigs or whether it is a “Tory onslaught upon the liberties of the people.’ The effect the duty, if continued, will be felt severely ...

... indeed finds fault with the Ministers for the coolness with which they have submitted to a defeat, and complains of the Old Whigs who bear envious enmity against Mr. Gladstone. But after all what can be done ? for that is the question. Shall Ministers turn ...

... Conservatism or Radicalism, but truth and light. I really can gather idea from your paper whether you arc Churchman or Dissenter, —Whig or Tory; aud I think that soon somebody or other will apply to you another line of poetry, and say Twinkle, twinkle, little ...

... induced by the conduct of certain Members on the Government side of the House, but he would tell those gentlemen that a pure Whig - - _ was extinct as the Dodo. He protested against the misrepresentations of the Times with respect to the Treaty of Commerce ...

... and the Tories, like their Austrian friends, had been driven from the heights of their Magenta, and the combined forces of Whigs and Radicals had passed the Parliamentary Ticino—the gangway of the House —and had stormed the stronghold of the Treasury benches ...

... carious fact that Mr. Bright and his fellow stump orators ” do not belong to any party in the State—in Parliament and of it—Whigs or Conservatives, Radicals or Chartists. The time mast fome, however, says, when the working classes of Great Britain, wearied ...

... logic’ of facts.” The Standard fellows in* the same- suit, and declares that ThisCbincsa war is not, then, the bagatelle the Whigs would make it. It is very eerieuc matter. It |is a question treasure of blood, of principle, of our lino of policy with some ...

... tolerated. Why should we bear it? Has tho nation no other Finance Minister but William Gladstone, the rhcctorician ? Have even the Whigs no upright man of business habits and ability, who will take this place from a dreamy word treasurer, whose exchequer is only ...

... years without being able to induce the horses to move ? No wonder that they have failed so wretchedly; for in the first place, Whigs and Radicals cannot agree as to where they shall drive ; and in the second place, Conservatives are far too eager to take the ...

... officer would have to give way. In other words the service would be jobbed, and so long a Wbig ministry were in power all Whig officers would appointed, and under Conservative Government Conservative officers. The Duke of CAMBimiGE’s own plan is to do ...

... be a very fine fight, if the men will only come to fill the ranks. The Tory opposition does not want to kill the Whig Cabinet and the Whig Cabinet docs not intend to be killed. The cose is one in which every hon. member may vote according to his conscience ...