... philosophers, he is ti all for the glory past, and shuts his eyes to the necessi- tV tics of the future. To him, as much as to any Whig in n the laud, the Constitution is a thing of growth- a that developes itself in proportion to the growth of P the national ...

... the Opposition benches. Lord Deoby gave the w]solo history of his attempt l ng's to form a Cabinot-how ho tried the moderate Whig e I ys !and tico Adullamiitos, how he discoverod that lie himself pire wais the great obstacle to a coalition Ministry, how ...

... Derby receivod assnranees of 1St 155 support not only frona Adullaraitee and moderate Liberals t no hut alsoe from stoartch Whigs and staunch Liberals. Tert 'Ik truth is, that all lovern of liberty and order are resolved tha P, I, Mr Bright and a mob shall ...

... the effect with which hea, they can occasionally discharge their game-preserving > i duties. It so happens that, as a rule, Whig lairds are more given to this weakness than their Conservative ; neighbours. But it is among the tenantry of the a5 latter ...

... first bill which has been f introduced for 20 years to relieve the farmer from loss t b by game preserving, than a couple of Whig members e profess to be ready to concoct a bill, which they will bring forward next session, and those gentlemen who f have ...

... tot servatissa and thi Preservationi of Gamse. 'Idicaissos a sd a s the objection to rabbits have iso proper relation, and Whig- jol he isin, tliosgis it calls itself Liberal, has no partlcular affiniity He lie to Liberal covenants in lettieg land; and ...

... phicull. We have sist (ecsired to fisriss our Adlis isi'ra- tion siisopi any nsarrow party bssis. 'rio ro 1i'e U:aly of tbe . Whig party, Nveliso svioiithliics aie se ll keiovwil to bc wvith us, w hose aisppelrt in sl'Itfs nid ilissisiois lWu isoV ilo dilsubt ...