... of, thea, best tests. of., its godness that, perhaps,,we' can have, is the 1 estimste formed, of i ,y, a, few, renegade, Whigs' g i'andthewhqleof the Conservative party. TlheiF: e abuse of it q.i a goo4 test of its. rIerits-(hear,, , hear).; They.are ...

... members of that party and are not the Government, in failing to consult the feelings and wishes of the great majority of the Whig party, leaving the old traditions of their party? (Cheers.) 1 proud on this occasion to be able to say on the part of someit ...

... 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 ...

... neasr'e, that' might' be; alccdpfedl ?? nnosjt eitrsdae' C6 sii4ative aitdRadi''ial, atiide'veu by the mosti wishy washy Whigs-(laughter' ariidd 1abppiuse)'. 4 IbTasW ,aIeigifs Gicalatux'in: the - isios'donstituidmi'l d -iirif to' sita'nd 'in trelsltidn ...

... twenty all lost, with the exception of four and himself. London Gossip. —The London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian (Whig), writing on Wednesday, says ; All interest is nowconcentrated upon the consequences of the vote which will take place on Friday ...

... moderate Liberal* who really do not desire to be buried alive that honourable tomb in Westminster Abbey whioh the last of the Whigs is to test, and his countrymen are to be thankful that he can repose May address to them the emphatic Warning addressed us ...

... 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 ...

... certain motion was made, If he knew the arguments employed in its defence. He would be able to estimate the deliverance by *Whig the quarter from whence it proceeded. Hs concluded by moving- That the General Council represent to the University Court that ...

... view, we shall have may es der se am to adopt the manes We hold every Babied of as sereadary to the perposefor which it to Whig we ems* do, however, is cannot undertake be lose posed we gared, for, is my opinion, we lave pine/ mend. (Chun.) We will sot ...

... who ,lhgld th eistoes frt ~and tehe death's head in the Quseen's jPark., i e. | ,sTid: did not think that. thoe,.sirtanuch, Whigs,' M~r l M~oseman zand Mr Hovwden,' would. 4have gonel c a;igainst the Bill. HEe approved 'of therneesure' as' ;ti being'wbat ...

... have entrusted the destinies of the country to the judgment of numerical majority—(Cheers)—he would not have counselled the Whig party to reconstruct our institutions on an American model, or to profit time from the wisdom of the children of their loins ...

... 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. ...