... has not done so from any conviction of the justice the ease or confidence in the Minister who proposed it. Tbe division is no Whig-Radical triumph. Ministers owe their escape from damaging defeat to the votes of Conservative members ; and the pet project ...

... may be made so by express stipulation, always having regard to all the surrounding circumstances. Last session we know the Whig Government attempted to overthrow the Galway contract for conveying the mails to America, by means of a Committee of the House ...

... contempt. It is only by matured organised combination that the advance of the democrats of ., the House of Common s an d their Whig allies can be successfully resisted. We understand that the annual meeting of th e members of the Conservative Registration ...

... making due allowance for the legitimate claims of party. In theory it may be assumed that Lord Derby is more Conservative than Whig, but in practice, as he has always shown when he had the opportunity, he is much more forward to propitiate the democracy than ...

... able to stand on an idea—the idea of the Constitution itself. Reform was the flag under which they fought. Neither the great Whig leaders nor the eminent thinkers of their party had any other object than to effect improvements which time had shown to be ...

... you are preventing him from going .. on in the path that every govern: follo.V, I - do not cre whether they call themselves whig or tory. (Cheers.) Now, is it to the advantage of henourable gentlemen opposite that they sbould plaz.e themselves in this ...

... Marrs ail tire re riellwe to the Ad OM Writs win remind to be used, Ire .. trek* rot to the es the weed sire red for walk Whig built of iniarloL Mr. Miabsit. • enparad to the work. a the weellaira sod by Ms the Ina g ebi r le =. to Kr. Cater. lb. ...

... and dune with. A more sens.be «ffijcr, attracted the row, made an end the ridiculous business. Übasox Instinct.—The SortAer* Whig jays:— ‘•An extraordinary instance reioaiLdbld instinct, which certainly almost approaches the hounds of reason in nearly the ...

... interests of the parish. We confess we should have felt some regret had Mr. Bevan not been returned, just the most thorough going Whig would regret to see Mr. Disraeli deprived of a seat in the Imperial Parliament; and his undoubted abilities directed by the ...

... Downing-street. The result is that they, the largest and most respectable section of the Liberals, the remnants of the old Whigs, and the intelligent disciples of more modern times, are left absolutely without any avowed programme of political principle ...

... Budget as dangerous to the country and impolitic on the part of the House of Commons. Mr. MONSELL also—another exmember of a Whig Ministry—both voted and spoke against the perilous financial policy of Mr. GLADSTONE. In this alienation of its most influential ...

... gratitude of the Whigs,—that exclusive society which, while never obtaining or desiring recruits from the people at large, reserves .its favours for the members of certain chosen families. At all events, whatever his merits, the Whigs cannot be accused ...