... CONSERVATIVES IN WHIG CLOTHING. , - - [CoMMu NICATED.] There are few of us who have not at some time or other had the ill luck to meet with a thoroughly 'obstinate man. Whethed it is one of the greatest lor one of the smallest of the affairs of life that ...

... the main divisions of the great political parties of the State. Lord Palmerston represents what Mr. Bright calls the old ol Whigs, Lord Stanley the intelligent and thoughful section of the Opposition, the Tories of the futurei and Mr. Bright represents ...

... ( from the Conservative party on these points, I differ far more from the policy of the Whig Government. I say I differ far more from the *' policy which the Whig Government has pursued ,c with regard to Catholicity in Europe. On this ground, and because ...

... forward, form the real strength of the Government of Lord Palmerston, j And neither of these men a Whig of Lord Palmerston’s s'amp. A Ministry of Whigs of his stamp could not carry on the Government for six weeks. fact, even with Gladstone, Gibson and ...

... by Lord Elcho, Mr. Lowe, and Mr. Or does it merely amount to this : that the Whigs so long made use of the Radicals, it is now the turn of the Radicals to make use of the Whigs ? These are questions that the South Lancashire electors may well ponder before ...

... in the State are in the field, it may well to review the circumstances under which the actval contest is taking place. The Whig coalition, which forms the present Cabinet, has the prestige conferred by long tenure of office. ~ With the exception of Sir ...

... there, but the tidal flow is manifest enough. Does any one suppose that if the country cared for the Reform question, which the Whig-Radicals used as a stalkinghorse to obtain power and then deserted with so little shame, the elections would have gone as they ...

... to that the Radicals and Whigs should split their votes for Mdl and Grosvenor. That perfect good faith was subsequently kept in this respect is proved by the fact that although 9,0P3 votes were recorded for the Radical and Whig candidates, but five plumpers ...

... governments, and hazard a promise Radical allies. Accordingly, a meeting of Whigs and Radicals was summoned, and at that meeting the usual agreement was come to—viz., that the Whigs should get the places and the Radicals should get the promises. (Much laughter ...

... within the nap of probability, if not of eartainty. hie oorreepoadents certain sides, for whisk ke was daly dessommed by It. Whig el the and by the Ilibig Wks tie draw nigb, that advis was Wird apes, —me became the Liberal easdidatoe anapeeted of Ming to ...

... es, and because the Irish nationalists, who have sulked for six or seven years, have made another unholy compact with the Whigs. The iba Sal K™rJ£of«. been elected: Liberals, 34? J ; 261. -r The HwbtHon. Frederick Peel has been gradually getting better ...

... himself a Liberal of some school If he did not belong to the Bright sec- tion of advanced democracy—he was a consti- tutional Whig, or a Liberal Conservative ; and whenever'the subject of reform was introduced he could talk glibly and express himself extre- ...