... English almost toa man Conservative, and that, whil marcation between the Whigs and their Rad porters is daily becoming sharper and more that between the Conservatives and the Whigs obliterated. This alone gives no ides of the | of Conservative triamphs ...

... was §; House in 1847, 1848, and 1854, For tw torney, was mayor of the city of Norwich, Connect sequently he was elected as a Whig tot States Senate for the term ce s coun- 1855, and served as a member of the ¢ able pensions, and the jadi 860 he was re-elected ...

... party to whose claims Mr Gladsto m- be called upon to postpone bis owa, at t time it is impossible to imagine the exis the any Whig Cabinet of which he should : er, member. The possibility of such an eve hat rod gravest danger to institutions tha a ae. ...

... seys | minated, as everybody expected, in the whi spector of the real Lord Wb mmend earned that tix Whigs, four of whom were Cabinet | would condemo a Whig Lord Chancellor? and proves that the Government were right in ps Bapby | committee, A majority of ...

... thought or Mr. Mills but a very siight sion. Will the “friends of the people” r it? On the other hand, will ther of the old Whig party, who cherish thei: eratic associations and are bound Constitution by the golden lioks | perty, assent to a measure which ...

... i. Was moved be tne ers has es were | penalty inflicted upon persons making fict Mr. WYNN moved as amendment that 1 be €5. Whig The committee divided, when the number of his For the amendment 11] fie ost . y would Maj — , to the The amendment was therefore ...

... brought io the st with regard to particc of the best adapted for the growth of flax, he were to ferm an opision from what he | 4 Whig. from the buyers for the Company, from far from others with whom he had been in co tion on the subject, he might say that last ...

... their Radi It is thought, too, that the coming election Conservatives, salt more favourably for the likely to gain from the Whig raz they are by the vot Mr. Baines of various scions of the high families, Too great a may, ix some be attriboted to last Monday's ...

... hether luader bat {or all purposes of vigorous leadership, o1 of parties, it is now closed, What then? gives strength to the Whigs, and they os charm to bind them together ia closest unic able of in the Commons the Conservative leader f sup- silent, anpopuler ...

... wealth as the Whigs can command, with tl rooted power and skilful manipulation of elec boldest and most sanguioe Coneervative mus dent of a decided success in the approaching and if qualities and exertions equal or saperic of the Whigs are not exhibited ...

... for its foreclosure.” e till Proceeding y then Besides the liability to actual frand, mis s, snd in the entries, each cf » Whigs ever, will be clothed with indefeasibility, T U down call attention to the fact that while the bi the bond side purchaser from ...

... that, as we think, have educated the pub so fully within the last six years upon m quis of the dis- important questions of Whig states: nel Peel But if we are bold enough te criticize the! ebief.— in which the author of “Coningsby” has e louse of sion ...