... might have taught him that Mr. Bright was the devoted serf of the Whigs, and that however ill might be treated or neglected he would always support them against the Tories. Whereas, the Whig-Conservatives are gentlemen—men of position and estate, who would ...

... a division. Two or three Whig votes, it is though;, will fail back to Ministers. But, on the other hand, the set-off is overwhelming, numbering, it does—besides such probable gains Sir Robert Peel—not less than 20 votes, Whig Members for boroughs that ...

... the greater part of the ignominy belongs, assuredly, to the once proud and sensitive, if not sagacious, Tory Opposition. The Whig reactionaries have failed, doubt, in the common object of the manoeuvre, for it was probably nothing more upon their part; ...

... all three Whig in their sympathies, and yet each criticizes the Bill and the situation from distinct point of view. The Times represents, upon an immense basis, the Liberal tendencies of the age. The Morning Post the organ of the great Whig Houses, and ...

... retained advocates. Last night it was it were placed in the stocks for everyone to have a fling at it: all that passed by—Whigs, Conservatives, Adullamites, Aristocrats, Parvenus—all who have not joined the faction of Bright, threw iheir missile. The ...

... house under the name of Whigs, should drop their little respective quarrels, and pull together for the common good (cheers), Th.re was such thing filling to the ground between two stools, and if the Conservatives and the Whigs got quarrelling, such men ...

... —that the Franchise and the Redistribution scheme—before the House, has only made his position worse by the procecdiug. A few Whigs were opposed to his Franchise Bill as democratic to revolutionary extent : a much larger number of the ordinary supporters ...

... of Par liament. It was a triumph for the Government, and on their part not unexpected. The Conservatives and Conservative Whigs must hive been misled by treachery in the ranks; for down to the latest moment they appeared not to have been aware of the ...

... Conservative, invokes this officious meddling with the life-springs of our system of government. Did Lord Palmerston, the great Whig leader, during his six years of arduous and splendid office, ever once hold the language of invitation which Sir J. Pakixgtox ...

... rinderpest, and I understand preacribod for the diaaaae she was afflicted with. THE REPORTED OUTBREAK ULSTER. The XortAern Whig states that there the ■lightest trace of disease among the cattle in the supposed infected districts. The farmers are nioi’Kuly ...

... extirpated or * stamped out,’ such supposed causes remain uninterfered with. (Signed) Hugh Febgusok, H.M.V.S.” (FROM THE BELFAST WHIG OF THIS DAY.) Ho further reports of the cattle disease have been made, and the belief is general that tha disease—whatever ...

... for, the Conservatives apparently learned the real state of the case—that is to say, the proportion of really constitutional Whigs and of those who only used the Conservative party as puffers to augment their own value with Ministers. They declined, then ...