... however from time to time occur which rob even these acts of patronage of their sweetnesa. Accidents will happen even in those Whig Governments which are regalated most strictly on what are called family principles. There does rarely come round a time- ...

... at , deserved th e gratitud eof every reflecting Englishman . length the very interesting subject with which they ' whether Whig or Tory.-1 am, Sir, your obedient - are connected, but to throw some light upon the servant, JEHU. pi esent disastrous condition ...

... deserves to be, and the government with it. For Lord Grosvenor represents a strong body of moderate men, who, though they be Whigs, are Whigs of the old school, and prefer their country and its great institutions to any party triumph. But granting it to reach ...

... ;petition we should give him a still greater majority at the next election. Every moderate man in Stroud, whether Conservative Whig, or Libe ra l, i s d ea d against the government bill; and there is not a truer representative of his constituents' opinion ...

... shame to be seen, they will tear up the good clothes they got on the Opposition benches, and insist upon a fresh suit of a new Whig pattern before they leave the house.—.Blackwood. NEWSPAPER PRIVILEGES.-I--OD Tuesday, in the course of an action for libel ...

... it Was really undeserving of consideration. It might be Possible that jealousy and distrust on the part of some of the great Whig families induced them covertly to oppose the efforts of the government to settle the question, but there could be no doubt ...

... corruption.—Dr. Hall asked the hon. member if it was true as whispered that there was some compact amongst the aristocratic Whig families to oppose the bill, because Mr. Bright and the advanced Liberals supported it. —Mr. Tracy said he did not know of ...

... countrymen are utterly ignorant of their own history. The Tory party has alwaysbeen the . party of peace. It has been the Whigs who, for their own sinister purposes, by their scandalous blunders, have involved the country in war. We need not go for instancis ...

... threefold. First, the promotion of the Reform Bill; second, the denunciation of the vile conspiracy between the aristocratic Whigs and the Tories—a point at which for the first time the enthusiasm of the audience began to give some faint symptom of awakening; ...

... after all, is the distinction between the Whig view and the Conservative, as he explains them? If the Whig recognises the Conservative doctrine of exclusion, does not the Conservative recognise just as much as the Whig the Radical doctrine of equality? The ...