... thoroughly thrashed out of them the desire for fighting that we have lost the art of fighting ourselves. And so, when the Whigs, favoured as they think by circumstances, make their appearance on the county hustings again, the Conservatives play the part ...

... addressed to the Churchnian,aud ostentatiously Inserted in this day's Tines. He wishes the clergy to abstain from disturbing this Whig ltildical a iministration which, if sent to the ensuing parliament with a majority, will be so powerful for mischief, because ...

... or sting. It is a falsehood, however, to assert that Lord DERBY exhibited any levity on Monday evening; but the aim of the Whig journalist is transparent ; we detect behind it an appeal to British ignorance and prejudice at the general election, now, ...

... he had, very great pain. ,h l r. Rea was sorry for it. He was sorrier still that Sir ' i cith Cairns had got a member of the Whig party to join hini tn . his proceedings. time the trio had reached the corr id or, an d as 41te officers released him Mr. Rea ...

... expected it would terminate, in the whitewashing of the real delinquent. Who believed that six Whigs, four of whom were Cabinet Ministers, would condemn a Whig Lord Chancellor ? The result proves that the Government were right in packing the committee. ...

... serious difference of opinion. If we do not get resistance as the Whigs are ' t in a condition to offer. On through the business in time on Friday for resuming this the other hand, the Whigs are scareely prepared to debate, then I have no hesitation in saying ...

... lever showed again until 1857, when one seat was (pri-2(1 , y handed over to Sir J. C. dervoise; the sitting M.P., regular Whig dummy, in older to save the bother and el poese of a contested election, as the Conservative lea.l, is ir.forrned their disgusted ...

... of an impending dissolution, that it might have awakened the apprehensions ' if it did not quicken the consciences of the Whigs; but they had postponed the solution of the question for six years, and it surely was impossible for a parliament to approach ...

... between functionaries who, almost without exception, owed their appointments to one grand and comprehensive job on the part of a Whig Administration once popular and believed to be pure. At all events we are not now going to heap additional coals of fire upon ...

... of this borougis. He is of the John Bright school of politics. Toe sitting members, Mr. &will, Conservative, and Mr. Oaslow, Whig, stand again. LAME ELECTION.— A meeting of the electors has been announced for this evening at eight o'clock, at the Horns ...

... select committee, has b:.en carried in spite of all Ministerial influence. Lord LYVEDEN oppes,al this proposition in the true Whig. epirit. He declared himeolf afraid of eataliliabing a precedent, and fell into the egregious blunder of comparing Eon with ...

... hopeful Pleeehunters on the Whig front benches. What virtuous disclaimers from faltering Conservatives, too ready to throw their friends overboard. What feeble protestations of innocence and ad misericordium. appeals. The Whigs, wdo them justice, manage ...