... accept Its authority and show themselves willing to live in peace with it. ANOTHER REroum BILL DnBATE.-Thil week another quondam Whig has come to the rescue of the Conservatives, and proved himself a greater obstructive than any of the members who sit on the ...

... the Liberal majority in the Rouse of Commons.' But this consideration should not at all influence Liberal policy. The great Whig and Radical parties of the country ar e Pro. testant and Liberal from principle. They are actuated by convictions sincere and ...

... is not dead; it takes shape again; and, some. Low or other, you perceive that the Tories, and those Whigs who are like Torles-(laughter), and as all Whigs are not like Tories I make a distinction, have an uncomfortable feeling which approaches almost to ...

... declare that they would oppose him. They would offer no factious opposition to him was as much as they would suy, whilst the Whigs pointed to his admin- istration as a marvel of financial success and politi- cal capacity, and even the Radicals might find ...

... meeting abo an, old friend and a tried Reformer. His (the chairman's) and friends told him hie Was himself the last of the Whig of me3 the old sebeol, and would have to be stuffed as an example tlo) of the species. (Laughter,) Whether Mr. Cheetham ax- ...

... how. ever, is very fine, end Grant may advance, though it is J)elleved that he will not move until Sherman is nearer. The Whig of the 22d learns that Flitzhgh Lee's cavalry a6ttacked Sheridanat WhitelHouse on the 21st, and severely purifshbed him. The ...

... now pushed towar wa r Ee is very confident of receivlng Geeralc bt surrender, together with the rest of his al The Richmond Whig, now a Union pa the evacuation of the city had been progrei I., a month. The people, however, refused t g b le that removal ...

... assent being gateve too it in tins iouss of Lords, you Will fitid that the tinilsterial side Of the hjouse is fll l Of t hee Whig and idberal Pteerei, and the bienchses of the Tory and OPPosi- tion silde ar~e entirely enipty. (Heat- and cheers). They would ...

... 0tlElt offered to us; andwe must make our selection. ?? say there isno difference now between Whig 00'y. Well, I don't quite believe that, though there `ICO WhIgs very lke some Tories. (Laughter.) But leo candidates that are now offered to you there Is a ...

... anda shiiypampsldea.- -were dietr batod, nrd t.he Anti- Tread TPe Oraneulr numberod Its convertsi by thes hundred, 0 The Whig Msinrdstry' began to waver, -anid although, in 1.841, the Toores got into ci~se, with Sir Robert Peal at their 03 head, ~m ...

... himself. To com- te pare small things with great, they are like the pre- 3e sent Earl of DExBY, when he ratted from the it Whig benches, and became the pink and model of le Toryism. Your renegade, a word which is not used id n an offensive sense, is always ...

... politician to study the graces of literary expression, his hand was sharply felt in the tory mischief then going on. The New Whig Guide, a pleasant battery directed against the Liberal oppo. oition, was mainly, we believe, written by Lord Palnerston, Sir ...