... by Mr. BRIGHT, and to all appearance its operation would be much more effectual in generally in a minority as compared with Whigs, than (what they dread and deprecate far less) in infusing a large working- Class element into constituencies already irretrievably ...

... while the Opposition benches are sparsely occupied. The Derbyites were under no obligation to attend, out of compliment to the Whig Speaker, and by some mis- management no application seems to have been made to Mr. Disraeli to select one of his friends for ...

... that there metay be 5sonelthillg wrollg - that the drones have over- Iawered the workirs; or possibly that a mnis- ehiievonls Whig wasp nitty have set the hive in an oiproar ! As the In,_Nimtn won't speak oeit, and as no. bodly else is 'tuthorised to say ...

... Mr. Bright may bring Aofer him-the forty plaece-holders of the Govarnment, and the 140 place-hunters (ion K.'ing the Irish Whigs re- turned on parees priacipieS 5t the Lace general elec lion), ?? make but a poor Show ?? the phalanx who wrlt vp..osc any ...

... MONTEAGLE. Hle has long ceased to be much more than a nanie. But as Mr. SPRING RICE he had plenty of notoriety, as a vigorous Whig partisan, and as the worst financier who ever meddled with the national balance-sheet. How long ago it is since he was very ...

... battle, what are the Conservatives doing and planning ? They are sanguine of getting into power, on the ground that the old Whigs will desert the Government on Reform. Young fellows, as they lounge in clubs, speak with the utmost coolness of getting wid ...

... Emperor approves of it or not. It is to be observed that all the members of the House of Commons who, without the advantages of Whig connection, have lately been offered office belong to that section which has strong and decided opinions, but which expresses ...

... minutes on Friday nigit about Dr. Andrews' door anxiously In- quiring about the condition of their learned and esteemed ?? Whig. JULmrewG OUT OF AN ExPrtEss TRAIN.-Oa Friday evening a man named Swain, who Is Stated to be the keeper of one Of the Liverpool ...

... observe that the really serious danger to the Church was to be detected not so much in the desertion of the bishops by the Whigs as in the desertion of their wigs by the bishops. Within thirty years a wig-wearing prelate became a rarity. A similar though ...

... fruit of our misrule. He would not let the dead past b ryiti d'ad. Atlese grievaknes. of the days gone by;.l the faults of Whig and Tory commission were dwelt :upon, in 'ssionaie ladgohgc-.tbat camelr-om the heart to the lip. But, again and' again it ...

... in succession. Mr. Dunlop, the member for Greenock, also wished both together, for con- venience, and for the credit of the Whigs, who, even if defeated, would be able to point to their Reform Bill; but he was readywto permit, apparently, the indefinite ...

... brake will be finally applied. This Reform question is, therefore, teo key of the whole Conservative position, and if the Whigs but knew it is the key as vell of much that they prize, and much that they con- tend for. It must be vigorously opposed, and ...