... it. As to Parlia- aent, the Tories probably look to make political capital out of what will be, apparently, a defeat to the Whigs. i They cannot, however, well do this without arlnain I their readiness to make war. Theyhad an excellent oppor- tunity for ...

... then, in_ oeed, Ie could understand a keen debater taking up and f itbomlng the question. But there was no hope of hek -d. Whigs and Tories are both committed to the Treaty of 1852, whilst the Radicals seem to care very little bout it. At least they said ...

... of Mazzini an( Garibaldi to render the idea of such truckling on the par y of the Administration impossible. No government, Whig g Tory, or Peelite, could exist for a week that would incuo e such an imputation. This Napoleon III. probably under. ts stands ...

... significant, to render silence any longer possible. In the recent division'] 254 votes, including those of eight professed Whigs, were' j given against the 101. county franchise, while but 227 were recorded in its favour. After deducting pairs, between ...