... and ask the mother country to make them a new one, and if on nothing else, here will be a fine field for discussion between Whigs and Tories, busily engaged in solving their own constitutional problems. Of course the Tories side with Governor Eyre and the ...

... Legislature. Lord PatMerstTon’s decease deprives us of a clever debater, and the finest representative living of the traditional Whig school; but if these were the only consequences that followed, they would not be of lasting moment. It is symbolical of the ...

... principle, we understand that on the first vacant night Mr. Fenton is to receive an invitation to preside, so that neither Whigs, Tories, nor Radicals can feel aggrieved. As Mt. Raikes has occupied by request the post of chairman, we think it is only fair ...

... not with the simple desire to main- tain their own crotchets. It will be a serious mat- ter for them if they have Tory and Whig united in condemning their policy, but it may be a much more serious one for the country. ...

... it a witty remark to observe that the reall the Church was to be detected notso muc Y Serious danger to the bishops by the Whigs as in the dese h in the desertion of ttion of their wigs by the bishops. Within 30 years a wig-w earing prelate became ararity ...

... family were for sev: eral generations con- nected by property warmly in the Protectionist views whic with Jamaica, and, though Whigs, shared h led to the long though unavailing struggle waged by the West India interest against free trade in colonial produce ...

... of Neston, provided liberally for the company. The chair was occupied by Captain Graham, the president of the society, and (Whig the evening several speeches bearing upon agriculture were delivered. In the course of the proceedings, Mr R. Barton read mine ...

... rinderpest Such a resort to tactions ideas would be reasonable only Tory cattle were attached; or if, professing himself a Whig, Lord Russell hod also assumed to be a veterinary surgeon. In this, his new capacity of amicus curia Lord Derby advised the ...

... won no parliamentary campaign. The Radicals will mutter with justice that it is a great thing to be hereditary chief of the Whigs, lhat Cavendishes seem to be above experience, and tbat it is only commoners whose elevation excites a howl of annoyance. Still ...

... think that the emergency will arise, still it is well to remember that it is 4,n Oa cards. If it arise, and should the Radical Whigs owl the Ultra-Liberals by • dead.lift effort carry as unsafe or violent meatus in the Commons, the country will expect the ...

... the bill was an instalment towards this end. No disliked it more heartily or were more thoroughly ° Wined by it t h an the Whig They of the Liberal May in the Roue of Commons. They saw the precipice en which they stood. The yawning gulf was before the ...