... pushed his way to the front, and infused a new spirit into the ranks of the Whig party. From the appointment of Brougham to the post of leader of Opposition the work of Whig regeneration proceeded at a rapid pace, and supported by Lord John Russell, Lord ...

... said that with a very slight exception the Whigs had ruled us for twice seven years and a bttle more. But to rule and to govern iin polities meant two very different things. He had yet to learn that the Whigs had ever governed us. They never had, and, ...

... of a change of the English Government from Whig to Tory upon the foreign policy of this country, and he always and very decideyly answered that its effect would be nil ; adding, that whether under a Whig or under a Tory Government, England dared ...

... place of 'a fundamental common principle. It is in vain that Radicals and something more,Palmer- stoniais, Peelites, and old Whigs are triumph- antly counted as forming a grand liberal majority. The latent discordance inevitably breaks out, when the crisis ...

... introduced by the Whigs. Mr. Redmond-Backed by the Tories (hear,hear). Mr. Norwood repeated that every coercion bill was, introduced by the Whigs, and ho also repeated that, instead of redeening their promises, the Whigs BlI- ways refused the slightest boon to ...

... great self-denial-nay, great forbearance I -will be required both of the Conservatives as a party. and ; of the Constitutional Whigs. WAe do not believe that amuong . these litter there can be any who seriously desire to go back I to the .anomalous position ...

... creation of a Minister of Public Instruction he is undoubtedly right, but in recommending that he should be a Whig or Tory, according as Whigs or Tories get the upper hand, he shows how entirely he has failed to appreciate the difficulties of the time ...

... elpeatitation now. They are not likely to the error which all honest Orals heave regretted ever since. The the rghat of the Whigs to misgovern todn is not a popular doctrine, and a t Reform Bill fiom the Conservatives will Lt ac'epted by Parliament and ...

... entitled John Bull changeant son cheval borgne pour un aveugle. Two very old horses are standing side by side. One named thse Whig Ministry, has hut one eye, and his saddle is vacant. The other the Tory Ministry, is q~uite blind, and Johnl B~ull, freshly ...

... sections whose differences are essential, and ot whose respective objects are adverse, and who are yet m rob professed friends. Whig and Couservative are alike P' bhe the supporters of existing institutions. Where they are lot at variance it is on small matters ...

... as well as in their E avowed respect for the constitutional rights of thea people. Indeed it can scarcely be otherwise; for Whig rulers as well as Conservative administrations have occasionally founld it necessary to interpose a tI restraint to the excesses ...

... is the Whig.— If you attempt to vote twice, said the questioner, I jahall ha.v& vou arrested for a violation of the election law. You will-30n will, said the sovereign people.— Then I say if I am denied the right of wot- ing for the Whigs after havin' ...