... Government not willing fulhl the pledges of 1 5.,!• and S(,O. When it is question of reform or expulsion from office, the Whig statesmen will decide ill t.ivoiir of reform. This is the only effectual mole of dealing with them, and hope it will be adopted ...

... Parliamentary cai 111 •. they will in not a few cases run a Radi- Wh a Whig, and thus let in a Tory. t}je etl ^hey cannot find a candidate of their own, iio 03a^' regard the contest of a Whig of Mr. and 8-8 s^amP with a Conservative with apathy 1:1 indifference ...

... duty than appears in the report. Thus the vote stood: five Conservative peers for the stronger expression of opinion, and six Whigs against. Not only was the expression of dissent from the LORD CHANCELLOR'S opinion of his duty much stronger in the clause ...

... not willing to fulfil the pledges uf 1859 and 1860. When it is a questiou of reform or foxpnlsion from office, he >'aY8, the Whig s a'e-men will decide h, fIIvur of tefoi m. Tnis is the only effectual mode ot dealing with thll1, and he hop it will be ...

... occupa- Mon-so liberal that it would hda re created a lodger franchise-wss opposed by Whigs aand Radicala professedly because it was net liberal SenUgh I The Whigs opposed it because they hate a reform of Parliament which they know would be tantamounit ...

... share in the representation. If in every English borough there were z,ooo Tories and I,ooi Whigs, it is plain that the House of Commons might be entirely Whig. The minority might be so distributed as to pro- duce no effect whatever in the result. Every ...

... Texas -avairy, on the nlight of the 16th escaping the observation vf the naval forces. : - Wash'n ton, April 22 The Richmnd Whig of yesterday says-2or some days it has been reported here that the so-called Confederate Government, consisting of Jeff. Davis ...

... brother to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, has come forward as a candidate f6r Kincardineshire, calling himself neither a Tory, Whig, Radical, nor Liberal, but a Conservative Improver, describing the present government as doing nothing, and able to do nothing ...

... movearent was not a-party noveenti, tie society having received subscriptionis fromn both Radi- calis, Conuervatives, and Whigs. IHethen proceeded tostate re rcasons ceainst the continuance of the malt tax, urgirig that fc was a tax w ioh had the effect ...

... . Whigg, says WOODROW, is whey; and the Whigs were poor honest folk who, forced to drink whey in their wanderings, became name-fathers to all who espoused the interests of liberty andproperty. And Whigs are still true to their antecedents; for them ...

... washing of the real delinquent, Lord Westbury. Who believed that six Wbigs, tour of whom were Cabinet Ministers, would condemn a Whig Lord Chancellor? The result proves that the Govern- ment were right in packing the committee. A ma- jority of one saved the ...

... ected. in the white-washing of the real delinquent, L]ord Westbury. Who be. lieved that six Whigs, four of whomu were Clibinet Ministers, would condemn a Whig Lord Chancellor 7 The result proves tbat the Government were right in packing the Committee ...