... position forensically, has revealed new and unexpected defections from their ranks. The number actually pledged to support the Whigs are of themselves insufficient to avert defeat, and Earl Russell knows not on whom else he may safely rely. His agents in the ...

... well as genius and eloquence?' It was he who when the heir of a great and noble Whig house rose to move a hostile amendment put up the head of a still greater and nobler Whig House to answer and confute him. It was the Chan- cellor of the Exchequer who ...

... Southerners. What had to with praising anything foreign and democratic ? comes of his Lancashire bloody and his want noble Whig ancestry. To,me however, an outsider, the remazks ring of true metaL The late civil war has impressed deeply. Mr. Arnold, indeed ...

... Friday night’s V* to this time the the best of the argument. *' esoteric political circles the V* ir 1:110c discussion, and the Whigs are alarmed at the N a coll fi lct between the House the Commons. Earl Russell’s ma rain his party. It is no 1 successfully ...

... having time to pause on the road to destruction, and humbly be permitted to make amends for being fickle in our love for the Whigs. Your correspondent, as a finale to his views, trusts the Franchise Bill will pass safely through Parliament. I can easily ...

... had he to do with praising anything foreign- and democratic ? This comes of 2 his Lancashire blood, and his want of noble 'Whig ancestry. ' To me however, an outsider, the remarks had the ring of true metal; The hite civil war has impressed me deeply ...

... Earl Russell can only enforce the necessity of passing it by pointing out that its rejection involves the retirement of the Whigs; Mr. J. S. Mill, repeating the aspersions of his colleagues, flavoured references to Utopian good time coming.” Tne Opposition ...

... yet declared, nor likely to be decllred until the vote, are under- stood to include representatives of SonIC of the great Whig..bouses,V'such as the Fitzgeralils, Dovers, Camntens,. arI Sniffolks. Four or five of the Scotch Liberals arc aso said to' ...

... Liberals who do not desire be buried alive in that honourable place of sepulture in Westminster Abbey in which the last the ’Whigs is rest, and his countrymen be thankful to repose. May address to them the pathetic warning of the Chancellor of the Exchequer ...

... ecpport, asicrubig thelic that he uilm devote hin rhsle attuntion to ouitping igenutie article atS a mederate price. The Premises whig large ank d ?? s he lies. inl addition to hila Ofiicc, estabisnhed ta hattie Department, to which he particularly cilh the ...