... two parties. Conservatives and Constitutional Whigs, who fought the battle against Earl Ku»sell, Mr. Gladstone, and Mr. Bright. The chances are in favour of such Government’when both Lord Derby and the old Whig Peers are agreed that it is the best course ...

... Government is the more practical. It is slated, too, that the Conservative leaders, and foremost men of the old Constitutional Whig party, are ready to come to an arrangement. Lord Derby, or l-ord Stanley, is ready to form Ministry if such men as Lord Dunkellin ...

... the dis- m *J k® deficient in numbers, but with the able Constiaolution of the Federal Diet. There can be no doubt turional Whigs, who lately made common cause with that the German Confederation is split in pieces, but it , «trong Government is pouible ...

... Liberals take the lead in the Opposition, the I C’onaerratives enacting a secondary part. There is no dodging” in the case, Whig or Tory, but straightforward manly resistance to a crude measure that has been put together upon partisan principles. Conservatives ...

... feet frontage by eome deep—(or rent of £3OO a-year I Need anything further be of the growing prosperity of Beltuif—Sortkcro Whig. A Mas Cuarokd with 40 Robbcbibs.— At the Preston Police Court ou Monday, named P. Balter cherged with committing 30 burglaries ...

... moderate Liberals who are attached the Constitution ? Party designations are of less consequence than good principles. The terms Whig” and •* Tory,” though still in use, have ceased to have any real meaning. If objections may be taken even to moderate Liberals ...

... Scotland even few Conservative members. He believed that the Scotch memlers who had done much to advance the bill were either of Whig peers or of Itadical baillies. After tome further di-ensdou, which last became of rattier a tumultous character, committee ...