... there are many why action shomsld be taken soon. Edinlburgh's voice politically is rok as influential as it once was when Whigs believed in the people and rode upon their necks to place end power ; still it is potential enoudh to boe heard and respected ...

... of Lancaste'r,'Siud we may safely hus infer that he will niot consent to be merged in rof the average oonventiouislism of a Whig Ministry. mac* He will absorb Russell rather than let Russell absorb Bright. ...

... qitatrelling, lIepiublicans are advancing-he lantiqter.) Now I Suppose, unless ve ate greatly Co mistalikn, we kinow who the Whigs are anti we be nteow who the Tories are, bit up to this pitint we wl Itavo no pirtionlar guide as to who are the - Re. pittlieans ...

... lbjctet of the Conservative leaders is ;lfleat 'ia Rtform Bill, but to get into lb5 s alwaves the object of the party ;; it be whig or Conservative. To '5 is the main reason wlvhy they b 1 becalsee they think that opposi- '; scm 1i11y lhe mnade a stepping ...

... li EIencoforward A Australianise' may lie sulbti- it tuted for Aiericauise,t and With touch, more is force. Oar local Whig cotemporary the other P day mildly pointed the moral throught thle i suediuns of an Australian letter; and ie, and it otters ...

... he will 'find it- very difficult to get in there. Depend upon it that a great change mus, comae before the aristo- cratic Whigs will admit a.worsted.,,manufacturer into the Cabinet; It was' thought by many a C l strange thing done when Milner Gibson wvas ...

... not a fete gestlesieti the Conservative side of the louse ribo cr0 Liberals than some old Whis- (bear 119 Speaking of old Whigs, it is their forser hi ing, their bad handling of the party In 1it 1*' which has caused time greatest prectl culty which Earl ...

... take, the most-' Of favourable view of the case-expressed it in al terms 'favourable to the working classes, the -monopoly, Whig- andd-Tory alike, would--be of ready to fight the:battle`,as stoutly as ever, l contesting every foot of ground as resolutely ...

... tke purposes of his Government; he had alienated 3y the true Liberals of his party; he had led the on Tories and recreant Whigs of the House to look. Of e forward to an early change- the reaction oftoaeay re which, it was alleged, had been setting in' ...

... Bill, and the royal assent being giyen to it in the House of Lords, you will find the' Ministerial side of the House full' of Whig and Liberal peers, and the benches of the Tory or, Opposition side are entirely empty-(laughter).j They would nob ;give their ...