... advance in the course of constitutional progress as any party in this countiy, and far more willing so to advance than those old Whigs who had for so many years ruled us (hear, hear). But it arises out of the very nature of an opposition that they ought not ...

... advance in the course of constitutional progress as any party in this country, and far more willing so to advance than those old Whigs who had for so many years ruled us (hear, hear). But it arises out of the very nature of an opposition that they ought not ...

... light in the pages of the monthlies. The son of an Edinburgh lawyer, holding among lawyers the exceptional politics of the Whig school, William Aytoun began his literary career in the pa g es of Tait' s Magazi ne , th en the organ of advanced Liberalism ...

... advance in the course of constitutional progress as any party in this country, and far more willing so to advance than those old Whigs who had for so many Years ruled us (hear, hear). But it arises out of the very nature of an opposition that they ought not ...

... thoy are willing advance in the cause of constitutional progress as any party in the country, and far more than those old Whigs who have so long ruled us. But, Opposition, their office is to watch narrowly the course of the Government; see that they act ...

... they are as willing to advance in the cause of constitutional progress as any party in this country—far more than the old Whigs who have so long monopolised the cry. (Cheers.) The very position of the Conservatives in opposition would pr even t t h em ...

... the bad, in events, but also in men. a They claimed Pitt and Peel, and the other day, when he (Mir. Cave) suggested that the whigs were responsible for the Crimean war, his opponent replied that Lord Aberdeen was the mesa dR, and tl Lord Aberden was the ...

... occasion they are as willing advance in the cause constitutional progress any l«arty in the country, and far more than those old Whigs who have so long ruled us. As regards the conduct the Government on foreign affairs, I believe baa met with the approval the ...

... was one upon whicl the Conser- vatives should seek to show that they had no special party object to serve by defending the Whig Radical measure of I832 ; and I am happy to say that in the course of years, the Conservative party having adopted -that line ...

... The Whigs arc Liberal because they give good things to the big Catholics and crush the poor and humbler class. Is not John Wynne of Sligo, worth a dozen of Sotuerses and Sadleirs, Rc, ? What is it to the poor farmer whether the Government be Whig or Tory ...

... through the lino pursued by the Conserva- tive party, brought within the sphere of practical politics. The result was that Whigs and Radicals were prepareel to defend the order of things e.ta- blhhed in 1832 ; whereas if the Conservatives had opposed the ...

... its maker. The Money tighter. Gold, 143 J. Exchange London, .5/; f metropolitan traffic, not only between thi3_ com- , those Whig patriots who brought abjti ditto Paris, 3.60. Stocks declining: Erie, 5-aO ' suburban system and the densely populated area ...