... Sir Robert Walpole [a laugh! —who was Chancellor of the Exchequer more than a hundred years ago. Since then, 1 believe, the Whig* have never produced a Chancellor ofthe Exchequer, and in our day the two men who really have great things for thecountiyin ...

... “nd* ° rte mstitol wist! to preserve than a policy 01 trank and lonest concession. Mr. warns both the Conservatives and the Whigs against nskrnga elution by postponing the consideration of the . f the people to a voice in the government of Wintry. He tells ...

... (Caeers.) But that question is not dead; it takes shape again; and somehow or other, you perceive that the Tories, and tbosa Whigs who are like Tories—(laughter),—and as all are not like Toriea I make a distinction, have an uncomfortable feeling which approaches ...

... events, prevent any farther legislation that direction, and punish the authors of the hated with political annihilation. The Whigs, who had now com- pletly broken with the Government, clear! saw that their onl chance of power was in its overthrew. ‘he friends ...

... under the Luke of Wellington, bring in a bill to enfranchise half» dozen a dozen of the large towna, and thus pu'. off all Whig and R .dical lor least a generation. The feeling of the country was most unmistakeaoly displayed the election*. Most of the ...

... parliamentary rtfarm, but he ought membered that the hlslmy of the Whig party for the last thirty years had been that of pledges loostly and instantaneously broken. In point of fact a Whig office was ao ugly dog well munled. He complained tuatuo promise ...

... disposal of the Premier the lamented death of tho Duke of Northumberland. It is stated that Mr. Dargan will brought forward tho Whig interest, lor the «ity of Dublin, General Election. Dr. Stoes, who was tho first in Franco to practise tho section of the tendon ...

... that the change made in the flag consists in the division of the field into a white bar and a red bar in equal of the fi C:) Whig. roportion, the red bar being at the outer end An OLD Lapy’s Vicious Docs. — In the Court of Queen's Bench, on Monday, a girl ...

... upon it as a political measure, but ] found that this was not so, for I was waited on at the onset by a Radical, a Tory, and a Whig. (Laughter) I should not have mentioned this te- night had not several previous speakers alluded to political matters. It appears ...

... borough which Tory member desires. Lord Amberley therefore went home full of honours, but the Press, which, whether Tory or Whig, is at bottom just little impatient of yonng men who measure their height from the ground when standing upon their father's ...

... aroums that the Americana could concentrate all their fMesTand resources against Canada, In fact, wroth, old argument of the Whigs against the Peniosalat war. He bdlcved that the Americans were not likely to jdtaek for if they kept faith with their foreign ...

... eonscience as well as the bene- volence of the classes above them. This is the new doctrine which the Tories ve taught, the Whigs have caught, and the are learning It treats the non-electors like chi who, so long as they stand on their behaviour, ma: to ...