... why should the Conservative party not say so? They will gain no permanent bold power by fighting behind a line of renegade Whig skirmishers. there is honour to the party and good to the country, in defeating the Bill, the honour will be properly claimed ...

... not yet declared, nor likely to be declared until the vote, are understood to include representatives of some of the great Whig houses, such as the Fitzgeralds, Dovers, Camdens, and Suflblks. Four or five of the Scotch Liberals are also raid to resolved ...

... an- nounced this morning :— Increase. waukie £706 aad Seth Western,” ...

... the treatment of the question of redistribution in the bands of a condemned Parliament. appealed conclusion, to the moderate Whigs timely wise, and true to the independence ami traditions their great partyto approach the question not with class feelings ...

... extraordinary and surprising if they all took precisely the same view of the action of the Government, and although the course of Whig ex- officials like Messrs Lows, and Horsman, is ly suspicious, yet we have little doubt that several will vote along with them ...

... and would justly repudiate anything that they did. con| elusion, he made a forcible appeal t*> the iiidc|tendent moderate Whigs l*e wise in t.rne, and n >t to bring themselves prematurely into that tomb in Westminster Abliey in which the lion, member ...

... the Opposition to the measure should it be successful, we cannot hesitate to record our dirapproval of the tart which a few Whigs and the Conservatives intend to play. We have already said that the bill is as Conservative a meteors as the Conservatives ...

... reasons for so conspicuous surrender of -the right of private judgment, and had he furtlier shewn that a measure disliked by both Whig and Tory, although for different reasons, is likely in the end be successfully carried. It is with something like a feeling ...

... the Opposition to the measure should it be successful, we cannot hesitate to record our disapproval of the part which a few Whigs and the Conservatives intend to play. We have already said that the bill is as Conservative a measure as the Conservatives ...

... sir, words to I conclude, let me, with great respect, a moderate Liberals who do not desire to be tomb Abbey, in which the Whigs is to and his The ast ote 'o them I say, with the juer, Be wise, wise in time.” (Loud cheers.) wise before you cross the your ...

... the dictates the by their ves in such a a forcible pudiate any: that they In conclusion, be wise in and not to t, moderate Whigs to into that tomb in W. which the hon. member for Birming! said to be buried, and where they may “rest and be ” ‘He besought ...

... words to those moderate Liberals who do not desire to be alive in tomb in Westminster and his Abbey, in which the last of the Whigs is to that he can repose, “ Be wise, I say, with the wise in time.” wise before (Loud cheers.) your vessels, (Continued you ...