... 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 ...

... form Cabinet which shall command the forbearance, will nut say the support, of the House of With the fusion uf the advanc'd Whigs, the P. elite., and the recognised Li'crals, there are in the ranks uf the Librral party a nua. ri.-al strength, array of ...

... 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 ...

... innocent will have itself made fit for public appearance. It is to be hoped the question will not be made a party one, but that Whig and Tory will help in forming and passing a really honest and liberal measure of Game Law Reform —such a full and satisfactory ...

... 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 ...

... have in them the stuff of which statesmen are made — Banffshire will have little ground to grumble. Those family arrangements, Whig and Tory, may perhaps not be the wont of thirp: but if the electors of Banffshire are to be but part of the machine run by ...

... 'Government would not continue the systeti, any practical use, and did not pretend to be a settleof neglect which had marked the Whigs while rent of the question. Stress was laid oil the fact power.—Mr T. G. Baring and Lord J. Hay defend that by the bill ...

... bast looaa had been enjoying tbewseless with ths good fare set baton then, and diseaasittg the prospect of the aM religion Whig again established in this conn try. Hairy and had foraied a friendship, if not kid the foeadstko of a intimate connection. ...