... three months will teach them to be | very chary about their of Reform. Still, we cannot forget what different politicians the Whigs are in office and out of it. Depend upon it, a8 soon as | stances were favourable for a dissolution, they would find | out ...

... think it more than probable that a dexte- rous motion fe ‘01 rliamentary reform would lead to the reinstatement. oft th e Whigs, next February, though we don't see what the Reformers are likely to get by such a motion except a return to office. Pi @ ...

... rise lve? Perchance to fall! Ay For in that position sleep some dream May come, w! we have fairly off ‘This weary coil of Whigs, to gi Ve 118 PAUSE ; { Inkewarm friends For who would bear the +corn o! The taunts of foes, the goads of Ra/licals, The pangs ...

... statesmen of the constitutional Whig party, ith a viow to formi: a government in co-operation w them, No authentic oi sts of a ean be ex before the beginning of next week. Until the result of his commu- nications wi! e Whigs is decisively ascertained, noble ...

... Was it | tinued up to the present be continued so with the people's house (hear, hear). In his man, but in rty | not the old Whigs and Conservatives of this country ? | | as the two gentlemen were now repre- private capacity we find him a very amiabl I speak ...

... the question is never matters, and wi the happiest results, Unlike Bolton, whether a man who proposes a tu the Council is a Whig or a Tory; nor can the preiicate the fate of any resolution from being able, on political grounds, to calculate the strength ...

... having the late Government, refused to assist the mation of that which must succeed it. It is clear that Patriotism of the Whigs extends only thus far: to throw the Government with which they are in name 4, but not to strengthen that with whieh they are ...

... of its nents. For the present Session the Conservatives from opposition. But when the spring of arrives, we shall that the Whigs, who are alv more Liberal in Opposition than when in power, will some cecasion which shall shelter them from the repr of a ...

... garmenta from the lines d ollie fe, representa the the fire, and the steaming the other scents, This is jointly with a son of the Whig x-whip, Sir across Toom, is his retreat after the of Wells * man’s sweet home. New Paruwrs.—The others labours the day are ...

... Conservative Government. We believe that jost as Sir R. Pret was able to carry Free Trade in commerce twenty years ago when the Whigs must have failed, so Lord Dery can now, if he chooses, carry a Reform Bill, Lord Russett and Me. have proved unequal! to the ...

... in Dublin on Tuesday, and An was inserted in the Manchester a ay that two of them have ended fatally. to terms, and, after Whig says :—“* We are glad to be able to various letters had money an seeking the loan state that tho cholera is not progressing ...

... election. If good, little will they care whether it is called Whig or Tory. The time bas gone by when people can be deluded by mere names. In these days of cheap every man knows that it was the Whigs—the men who sat on the same side of the House as Mr. Baiour ...