... of good law you give to creditors in London. The Bankruptcy Bill is not party measure, except in so far as the fame of the Whig Liberal Government has no other measure to rest upon during this session the way of law reform. In itself, it is a purely ...

... nation, is carrying tbe threat rather too far, and malting the tenure of office rather ridiculous. -Everybody has given tbe Whigs credit for clinging to place under any* sufferance, and the Coalition which got in on an artifice can only remain by an absence ...

... interests the working classes against Liberal philanthropy. it was with Whig finance before 1841, it was with Radical philanthropy in the case of the factory system, so it is now. Still Whig incompetence imperils the national credit; still Radical championship ...

... The Morality ef Garbled Blue-books is a slashing and very readable paper on the AfFghan dispatches, and upon that loose Whig- gish substitute for publio honesty which passes current in Downing-street. An Only Son is long, and — must we say it? — ...

... aud thereby found Mrasalf in • much ill, with regret the pension the remnants thit once poeition than would hare had great Whig parto to trlricb, while it honoamd h. not tho Houeoof Lords that lartsdietion winch has , urns Grey, Brougham, of ifacintosh ...

... — the extreme ot the great Liberal p nrty. My lord, I aay, I rogn t the position of hon. and distinguished raeatbers of the Whig party, between who-unnd the great 'Conservative party at the pre- sent time t&ere is really little, if any, difference of prin- ...

... light the Budget of 1861-62, is only a proper subject for melodrama with long homily attached. See how the poor miserable Whigs are haunted by those furies of Radicalism. Against their convictions, their expressed sentiments, and their conscience (if ...

... he ie willing \ even to recall the Whigs to their duty, and to remind Mr. Gladstone that he is false to his paat life and principles. There was a time when the Earl of Derby, then Lord Stanley, acted with the Whigs. But when that parly fell away into ...

... to find the immense amount paid for compensation. reminded him of what pensioned officer the government said— I thanked the Whigs for paying roe for reading ray paper the office, and I now thank the Tories for paying me read it at home ,, (laughter). lie ...

... past season. Through his brief life he has passed all phases of political being. He was a Tory, a Con- servative, a Peelite, a Whig, a Liberal, and now he is a down-right Radical. From the blue-bottle of the Church buzzing about Oxford, he has gone through ...

... tho Constitutional party. On the other hand, half a dozen English Liberals, most of them belongirg to the remnant of the old Whig party—men of the stamp Mr. Adeane, Colonel Coke, Sir John EiLisdcn, Mr. 11. A. Herbert, Mr. F.W. Hassell, and Mr. Talbot—voted ...

... riitue. The criminal pcnchavt of the Tories for Austria becomes noble and laudable virtue when entertained by tfaeir own kin of Whigs and Liberals. But yesterday the cry was Peri.-lt Paroy, and long live Kranee and onr cotton bales!” Tn-morv.iw these supporters ...