... discassing was to re ven to the disciples the member for Bir- by an habitual sq of the Government. | own ‘minghem, and the old Whigs were snubbed. The (overa- ‘et these wero as factious efforts of the} a cs ment kad sold themselves, bound hand and foot, to ...

... three months will teach them to be | very chary about their of Reform. Still, we cannot forget what different politicians the Whigs are in office and out of it. Depend upon it, a8 soon as | stances were favourable for a dissolution, they would find | out ...

... think it more than probable that a dexte- rous motion fe ‘01 rliamentary reform would lead to the reinstatement. oft th e Whigs, next February, though we don't see what the Reformers are likely to get by such a motion except a return to office. Pi @ ...

... rise lve? Perchance to fall! Ay For in that position sleep some dream May come, w! we have fairly off ‘This weary coil of Whigs, to gi Ve 118 PAUSE ; { Inkewarm friends For who would bear the +corn o! The taunts of foes, the goads of Ra/licals, The pangs ...

... Was it | tinued up to the present be continued so with the people's house (hear, hear). In his man, but in rty | not the old Whigs and Conservatives of this country ? | | as the two gentlemen were now repre- private capacity we find him a very amiabl I speak ...

... statesmen of the constitutional Whig party, ith a viow to formi: a government in co-operation w them, No authentic oi sts of a ean be ex before the beginning of next week. Until the result of his commu- nications wi! e Whigs is decisively ascertained, noble ...