... trying to sneak into their sesta — waiting, like If lam ber, for something to turn up— ( laug hter)— bin we see recreant Whig lords like Lord Grosvenor, and disappointed ofiloseseekers like Messrs Hormuz and Lowe—(cheers anclhisess)—making themaelves ...

... bilL And one of the best tests of its goodness that, perhaps, we can have, is the estimate formed of it by a few renegade Whigs and the whole of the Conservative party. Their abuse of it a good test of its merits. (Hear hear.) They are clamorous for a ...

... of English suciety, co masts in the fact above all others, chat it is not a single, fixed, uniform, irreeolveble masa—all Whig or all Tory—all blue, red, or yellow,—tint a mixture of them all, a com• °Wallop of all, a synthesis of the fierce red end ...

... on a great debate there war not room for all the members. In the next place, it al. lowed of no classification but between Whigs and Tories, instead of providing, as it ought to do, for the finer shades of political opinion. Now, the merit of Mr Darby ...

... it deserves to be, and the Government with it. For Lord Grew venor represents • strong body of moderate who, though they be Whigs, are Whip of the old school, and prefer their country and its great institutions to any party triumph. But granting it to relish ...

... have beams of the repeal of the Corn - laws, if Mr Cobden and Mr Bright had been submissive and obedient members of the great Whig party in 1840, end had refrained from agitation on the dictum of Lord Melbourne, the then party leader, who declared that that ...

... that by passing the reassure they would piaoe themselves helplessly In the hands of Government, and advised the moderate Whigs to be wise in time, sad not to bring themselves prematurely to that tomb in Westminster Abbey in which Mr Bright add they ...

... Palmerston's death did not make peat change in the position and propecta Government. I will not say of that as ens said of another Whig Governmeat I think in 1036, that when the brains were knocked out, it was impossible for the carcase to continue to exist. ...

... there is every to Isar will be consid= intensified to the manure it be we amid hesitate to record our the part which a few Whigs and the intend to ple,y. We have already said that is ne • measure se in sad it m mew than any we are likely to me Moreover ...

... IsommoNaas, Ii OZOBOZ STRLICT. ABERDEEN POLISHED GRANITE. Doocrlptke or Drabs ! o 80N, KIN*•IRD GR AT Na4r with Bricks up tO3O Whig, 114. & MATSON, 124 Palm= Br, Rows liw. KITCHEN RANGE OPBN RADOM, from 9d to /9. CLONE ihNOICS, hem to A 7 RANG FS Fitted with ...

... though hot • minor*. by managing itch votes, be WM. and that M. tenant may in ma carry They be to dead* whether • Tory or•• Whig shag be elected ; they may be meters of so meal • situaties that ( Bat what yea of raid their on which their opposed that of ...

... by the who, h lag the House of faith said the lase el hew words to thine %elle set &etre to be alive Mat table tomb the the Whigs Is le rest, thankful that be repree7 Chancellor of the wine time (Lead teem) Be wise cross the and ban your obenity.) s ir ...