... shilly-shally will carry them through; and it well known that nothing short of a renunciation of Mr. Bright will prevent the Whig Secessionists fiom changing balance of parlies in such way as to compel the resignation of Ministers. If Government will make ...

... influence if not the dictation of Mr. Bright. The group ing will generally if not always put an end to dictation on the part of Whig magnates, but these groups will not always have community of interest, without which there can be no real representation. _ ...

... accomplished with r able fairness and “impartiality. A certaii has been applied and carried out rigidly, no whether it impairs Whig or Tory interests. boroughs supposed to be peculiatty under the in of leading politicians of the Ministerial part been dealt ...

... necessary by the changing condition of the nation, they have sought give a preponderating influence to those classes from whom the Whigs mistakingly anticipate the grant of a new lease of power. If you return me to Parliament I shall ever be found in the ranks ...

... measure. This is no small gain, •nd the country owes a heavy ctebt of gratitude to Lord Grosvenor and the other members of the Whig party who, by their prefer- ence of the'public interests to party ties, secured it. We know now what we could only suspect ...

... exorbitant rents to must have | ahle tenantry shall be kept in proper on for any | impervious to wet and damp ; that the ¥ s, a Whig | shall be made capable of being opened f a& sense 0! top or bottom ; that the entrances, ha’ regard for | staircases shall ...

... Dissenters were allowed to hold municipal and other offices free from pains and penalties ; Catholic Emanci- pation followed, the Whig chiefs were rising, Earl Grey formed a new Administration, and the Reform Bill was passed. It was prophesied by the Anti-Reform ...

... of Sutherland , which _ought to have _been joined with the county of Caithness _. . Only , by a cool Whig job , _' the county was saved for a great Whig nobleman . If they had _a Reform Bill at all they should deal out _equal _justice . ( Hear . ) _, , ...

... higher franchise in the counties than the Tories themselves had done in 1859, and a higher franchise in the boroughs than the Whigs had offered in former Bila; but the qualification was simplified, and the Bill was worth having; and they had the moderation ...

... influence if not the dictation of Bright. The grouping will generally, if not always, put an end to dictation on the part of Whig magnates; but these groups will not always have community of interests, without which there can. be no real representation ...

... not give too great « to one particular class, The result of the Reform 1832 was a majority of the representatives land to the Whig party. It was notorious that thy Mament of 1852 could be got to give but slight te the reform bill for Scotland, the at that ...

... Mail earnestly urging a decided change in the policy of the party. A coalition with the ultra aristocratic element among the Whigs and tho Adullaraite section of tho Liberal politicians is advocated as tho best means of upholding Tory principles and giving ...