... only in the ratio of 17 percent. Now, that is my second position ; and I will thank the Whigs, in view of thee two positions, to reconcile the conduct of the Whig Governusenbi, and of Mr Gladstone as their Chancellor of the Exchequer, with any possible ...

... be times when nation that do.s not intervene actually takes part but the present time is notone of them. Notoriously (the Whigs) have rendered the most effective services to Italy, although have not fired a shot or spent a penny for her, simply because ...

... that wholesale pressure of public exigency, which alone, and not any abstract anxiety to redress injustice, moves our rulers. Whig and Tory alike may ere long turn the competition in the other direction. reiterate our asseveration that whenever there is ...

... system canvassing—not to attack by anonymous placards or squibs the private or personal character of any of our opponents. Whig or Tory, but to meet every one the high ground of principle and moral wortlu ...

... to ourselves; to oar AGENTFL. Mourn cumin. BRIGHT. & of Liverpool and Brisolt or to Dialers of sotablished to bosomy felt *Whig awl esoldesok C ANT*) IT GIBBS A With* Losilos. ...

... staff of a Whig Administration. At the same time, it should be recollected that he did not change b niches in the House alone, nor, properly speaking, of his own motion. He came out of the Con- servative camp, as Lord Derby carne ont of the Whig camp, to ...

... session in the Ministerial rinks, and trusts, in tits event of tha breakdown Lord Palmerston's Adminiatration, thftt no modified Whig Ministry will be found xcceptable to the country. There is, it says, no psrty in the gorernment with which the Conservatives ...

... necessity for a punctial attendance on that occasion, as business of grave importance may bo expected. It is quits clear that the Whigs purpose making more violent effort to retain office, but the fato of what may not inaptly be termed at the present crisis the ...

... County. Whigs and Torii,s have each in their turn deeeiv, d us and Ireland. The former arc proverbial for fair proud-es when out of (Moe. us exprem determination to re.id a policy, or to become followers of either Whig or Tory. Remeruberbv how tho Whig party ...

... this time came into play. Both Whigs and Tories have their places in the Constitution, and are alike to its proper working ; but at that period jealousy the long tenure of power which their adversaries bad roomed the Whigs to call in the aid of another ...

... diffienit to distinguish a 'Conservative' lions a Liberal ; or, as I should put it, a Tory from an old Whigi.e., Whig Oligarchical and a Whig-Radical, and hence 'Conservative-Liberal, Liberal- Combinative,' and such other mixed breeds. The difficulty is ...

... Duty the slender bat sufficient majority 15, the numbers b'eia to 231. far the division could loolro.t on as the trial of the Whig Government we regret this result' but regarding the attack of the Tory party as directed against measure of great public utility ...