... 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 ...

... deserves it, most encounter ' the severest retaliatiou--should offer tlleir ter. to the Derby-Disraeli faction to turn out the Whigs was no more or other than the antecedents of these Hibernian patriots led us to expect : nor ore se to blame the Tories for ...

... of course like his father, a Tory ; an d i n th ese d ays every election in the county of Flint was a :contest between the Whig Mostyns and the Tory Glyns. Mr. Gladstone married a sister of the present Sir Stephen Glyn and, of course, helped him with ...

... will ho in as nitiont danger as ever—the blow will fall as surely as if it had never been postponed in order to bridge over a Whig ministerial crisis. Both the English and Scotch people will despise us, if it be foetid that our representatives bayonet s ...

... brought them bark to the place of their former labours immediately on her arrival. after several weeks' absence ? Northers Whig. DErn ,r or IN Istna.—A Baptist mis.ionary in Orissa makes a remark, able statement in regard to the great idolatrous ' festi ...

... the sup. port of factions! the Whigs have the option to intrigue or perish. United and powerful as we stand, we can afford to wait till the House comes over to our views, and the country distinctly calls to office-the Whigs cannot. Hence it is that Mr. ...

... vicinity of St. Stephens.” This a brief deacription a metropolitan contemporary notorious for bis servility and obsequiousness to Whig dictation, and sustained for a quarter of a century subsidies from the Reform Club and Holland House. If there were herd of ...

... after arrived and extinguished the conflagra- tion, but not until the stable was consumed. Reason oa Lnstinct? — The Northern Whig says — An extraordinary instance of very remarkable in- stinct, which certainly approaches almost to the bounds of reason ...

... and assuredly all “traditional’' claims the Whigs, if they hove any, will yield at the contrast. Cue thing is in our favour, close division is expected ministerial and Ireland’s opportunny presents itself, Whigs Liverpool well hat they love office better ...

... the camp along with him. This is hard to forgive and harder to forget, but requires hut few steps forward on their part, ami Whig and Tory might all agree—dividing tim sweets of office between the great men of V,(h parties year about. for a Reform hill ...

... 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 ...

... me. Whtt Wr P the y you With regard to tax.itol • Mr Robinson has told it nothing thauTb/ but have been saving ““h abused Whigs years. However, If‘the'rorip» ° r „ —if they have lfr./// are really earnest ‘be disaifeeted and we are not ayften represented ...