... that they would never get reform a3 long as they retained those —he would not make use of O'Connell's words, but those base Whigs, he would simply say, in office. The same line was taken by all the other speakers. Captain Corbett, late commander of the ...

... had once stated in the House of Commons, that the had never produced a Chancellor of the Bxchequer; and many of the leading Whigs admitted that there was a great deal of truth in lhat statement, merely putting in a plea for Sir Robert Walpole. This system ...

... you perceive that the Tories and the Wbigs who are like Tones-(laughter)- all the Whigs are not like Tories, therefore I make the distinction—the Tories, and those Whigs who are like Tories-(hear, hear)-they have uncomfortable feeling, which approaches ...

... deserving man from exercising his influence on Parliamentary representation. Moreover, every class of politicians (except the Whigs, who claim a monopoly of Reform), is anxious to see a gradual and judicious extension of the suffrage. What prevents them from ...

... great clearness aud magnificent force. He rebuked with vigorous scorn the fear entertained by the Tories of Torquay, and the Whigs who re-echo them, of the millions of Englishmen now excluded from the poll. * But while we go heartily with Mr. Bright on this ...

... army and navy below the point of efficiency, and there considerable party in Parliament who will listen to such a project. The Whig Government will do nothing in that direction under Lord leadership. On the contrary, they continually lay themselves open to ...

... and honesty, they had, for the Tories might say that they would grant, every, thing that was for the good of the public. The Whigs might say the same, and might say that they were specifically tho Liberal party, or that they were the political saints of ...

... gave numerous extracts from the biography, works, ami tetters of the eminent divine, who considered was uot well used by the Whig Government of the day, to whom, his wririr.gs, he had been of great service. regard to the letters Peter Plymley, which were ...

... thanking him and his officers, and the army, for their gallantry and good conduct in the capture of Fort Fisher. . The Richmond Whig Monday says that Wheeler repulsed two charges at Aitken on the 10th, but was compelled to fall back, the enemy, consisting ...

... no great liking for the task imposed upon them, but they accepted it as a necessity, and wrought their best. Had not the Whigs and Radicals combined to defeat that measure because it came from the party to which each were tiaditionally opposed, the Reform ...

... implicated in Booth's plot, and that was aided and authorised by the Confederate leaders'. The Times' telegram says the Richmond Whig states Davis and the members of his Cabinet, with an escort of 2,000 cavalry, left Greenshore, North Carolina, on April 19 ...

... a Government not willing to fulfil the pledges of 1859 and 18«0 When it is question of reform or expulsion from office, the Whig statesmen will decide in favour of reform. This is the only effectual mode of dealing with them, and I hope it will he adopted ...