... clear to all understood manceuvre, was intended to be; the second far more likely to result in comfortable bertha for devoted Whigs, than in any serious rivalry with the public Offices. If, however. Government has failed to stamp its Legislative talent and ...

... prevent the decay men.'* The hon. member resumed nit seat amidst loud applause. Mr. Ferrand afterwards spoke, aocusing the Whigs of jobbery daring the last 30 years, and of tweaking their promises, especially in regard to reform, and maintaining that the ...

... which will be the adoption of several of those “fancy franchises”—as they were called- which were so loudly denounced the Whigs and their Radical adherents when Earl Derby and Mr. Disraeli tried their —and failed—at advancing the cause of Reform agreeably ...

... by their meddling they had kept England in vtato of war. As to retroQcbmuut, tho Whigs had only put down the salaries Government clerks. Hoform was not tho vocabulary Whigs, and tho poor Radical party had been told that they should only have reforms when ...

... of which will be the adoption of sersral of those “fancy franchises—as they were called—which were loudly denounced by the Whig* and their Radical adherents Saab Dinar and Ma. tried their hands —and failed—at advancing the canae Reform agreeably to the ...

... concurrence in tho remark* which had fallen from his right oollosgus. Several other toasts were afterwards given and re-4ad to. Whig AproisTMknts. —The following fsot« comoanm- to the Standard may bs lute resting our readers Mr. W. R. Ureg mored unwillingly ...

... organs are a desperate condition for arguments to meet their opponents fairly and dispassionately. The theory that the Liberal Whigs are to retain power, place, and preferment in perpetuity, it is true, is not sanctioned even by the Times-, but, somehow or ...

... it. (Cheers.) But that bill -that question—is not dead ; it takos shape again, and somehow or other the Tories, and those Whigs who aro like Tories—(laughter)—entertain uncomfortable feelings which approach almost to shiver. (Cheers and laughter.) Now ...

... first attempt to plunder tho Church. (Hear, hear.) associated himself with tho Irish .man Catholics, ami Democrats, and the Whigs, anxious hold office, bribed llmm parties rob the Irish Church ; but Sir Robert Peel signally defeated him, and ho was dismissed ...

... because it has led the public erroneously to believe that there is really no substantial difference between the policy of Whig Liberals, expounded through Lord Palmerston and the men who fill office with him, aud Conservative Liberals, who are presumed ...

... the late Lord Mayor, already in the field in the Liberal interest. has been decided that the Hon. H. Cewrtß is to the only Whig candidate at the next county election lor Herta, it thought that he will have better chance success standing alone and taking ...

... late Lord Mayor, is already in the held in the Liberal interest. It has been decided that the Hon. H. Cwwpir is to be the only Whig candidate the next county election for Herts, it is thought that he will have a better chance of sucoess by standing alone ...