... afte soea~where seats had been contested, wrested from theirI hands (Hear, hear.) While even that slight modicum of ?? the whig-radical ministry grdgingly offered to-the House of Comonsouto be scramnbe for, had given in South Lancashire a crowning triumph ...

... Birmingham Bull Ring designated the same thing by the same name. Liberals are now a days more fastidious. We only speak of the Whig section in the House of Commons spoiled by a long tenure of power. They are animated by no honest convictions, aud have lost ...

... country by the encouragement of indestry, c and to develop resources which men in authority had too often neglected, and which Whig rulers would even now desire to leave in the condition that Lord Eglinton found them. A very general desire is felt that some ...

... about the services by which our friend supposes Dr. PmAPoTr'S got this Bishoprio. Many a divine ase been made a Bishop by the Whigs for less services than writing e pamphlet. Dr. PUisuorTTs was one of those men who are marked out even at College for a Bishopric ...

... M~r Henry refused to deal with the case v' of himself, but committed the prisoners for trial. '0I MAJOR BEREePORD, M.P., ON WHIG A'ND TORY Dos. a as TINUTIONs.-Major Beresford was a speaker at the annual t c- eisner of the Conservative Association at ...

... of the other ,ell would be lost (Hear, bear.) If we did annihilate party rn. and confound the natural distinctions between Whig and de Tory,--if weacknowledge that Conservatism and Liberal- the w ere all the same,-we should at once fall into ade fathomless ...

... speed, dlo'n h Clatie dhistance din 20 minutes 10 Eecoeds. 'no the etre distance in 2t TEE LITERARY GORlLL0,' * Thfe Keocrlet Wh~ig ?? his tRoundabout Pape in ?? numt!ber of Cornhill, &Mr. Thackeray make.s humorous reftrence to a caricature of himself ...

... of the electors ap- prove of that mode of action. We have suffi- cient faith in the sense of right of Governments (whether Whig or Tory) as to believe they will not shIuit their eyes to a display of public opinion given through the ordinary medium of ...

... associations were formned, the registers were everywhere assiluously attended to ; and, what with the wretched management of the Whigs and the active energy of their opponents, in a few years the Conservative party was fairly upon its legs again, an'l in 1834 ...

... go- vernment ot the countoy, I cannot help seeing that we have at the head of affairs, wbat they please to call themselves, a Whig government-a government having fort their simple belief, an absolute and thorough belief in self. And that :belief they have ...

... who fancy themselves the wisest of their generation in, France, when they styled Rke Morning 0hroziile the reservoir of old Whig traditions, fling in our faces the geese of; the Marshfold. We wantthem 'a rhich; ta tell 'US somnething,. more. .We 'Want ...

... go was to provide that the people should be duly represented, and then let thein choose as their repre- sentatives either whigs or tories as they thought best. There was another important question which had occupied a great deal of time, and in which ...