... 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 ...

... Suther au~s, and thd Somersets., a The coarse taken by the noble'tdrd ir. bringing in' this' amendmeni'woulod: ieparate 'the Whig I 'party from the Liberal nud popuiar parsy', andif -E he' puc'ceeded' in' tio doing he 'wviuld tfell' the n~oble .a Lord ...

... 'beeh.iaisincerq, tor be Ibetrayed great eraotion- when he -as Qobliged to withdraw 'his last Bill. The noble Earluand the Whig party were therefore 'nob-open. n o this charge. in.-1861,anR . earnest -andf robust Reformer upbraidesl. the; noble Lord ...

... ? Why, a motion made the hon. member for Sheffield (Mr Roebuck), who was supported on that occasion the flower of the old Whig party. (Cheers.) What overthrew the i Government of Lord Palmerston? Why. motion ! from below the gangway brought forward by ...

... all history proves to be the certain, consequence of the present onesided and short sighted movement of the majority cf the Whig and Radical politicians, he did not require to speak, as be did not expect to convert everybody to his opinions. No Cassandra ...

... haughty deportment. Being necessity to the country, it is supetfluoua to consult anybody but themselves. Cabinet, epecially a Whig Cabinet, is empowered by Providence to rule, and the act of ruling most bo now and then imperions. They are forced by political ...

... 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 ...

... numbers. The meant measure was simply a bid for popularity and power --a yielding to pressure in order to retain place. The Whigs as a body did not wish this bill on principle, but they voted for it because it was the crotchet of Lord John Russell and the ...

... should have a vote at allr-(cheers). so ?? . bmen have -anded together, and they say to each other,}6 no mhatter whether they be Whig, Toiy or Radical-I-will back you and you Wi bac me. Licensed Vietusalera' Protection Society, II believe sotme of our members ...

... Ledociiowski, Archbishop of steady. Oatmeal was Is per load dearer. Indian . April\Z. bit duct. He thinks sinoerelv that what the Whigs Posen, left Rome for his diocese on April 2. TeEOSEOMA Cacao.—This South American tree, corn was unchanged. Orient (s s), 416 ...

... or from any lore of intrigue. One idea is predominant in bis mind, and direots his conduct. thinks sincerely that what the Whigs are fond, in the language of political desMriUt, of calling the old concern,' is in danger of going to pieces if unwarily the ...

... will do—resign or dissolve,—and the balance of opinlpn is they will resign. There is an impression that what the renegade Whigs `desire, whatever the Conservatives may want, is to make the majority large enough to save the credit of the Government —small ...