... be cut short in its thiuk that it the upon the Danish q •olution of that qi Whigs carry and as we must country very as to which party country, probablj momentary glanc ...

... for another decade, let us take momentary glance at the position and policy of the Whigs since 1859, and at their position at the prewmt moment In the’ year 1859 the Whigs having stifled . most excellent Reform Bill, introduced by the Con« Reform Bill which ...

... dayahe was a Conservative (hear, hear). I * L the eaHant Colonel said, returned for the town of*tVmd'or. m of the influence of Whig Cloven.. 1. the screw they put upon the voters of that Ministry, who not only has deeded the Con .■ a --nV* hut now thrown ...

... champion.” Let men and parlies judged by what they have done, not by what they promise. If this were always the rule, the Whigs would soon be unable to obtain votes on credit, but Conservative ready money would be everywhere sought for. Mr. Gladstone's ...