... education have nothing to expect; but while Lord Derby remains at the head of affairs there is no danger, and whenever the Whigs shall return to power the public opinion of the country, if proper care be taken 1 to elicit it, will convince them that it ...

... distinguished himself. Shortly after he joined the Bar a pamphlet was published bv ?? Au lrish B:ar- rister on the subject of W'hig misrule in T seland. It had very wiile circulation, and caused mnucli sen- sation. The anonymous author was felt to be a man ...

... ment held out to others that integrity of principle will be remembered and rewarded by the Conservatives as it is by the Whigs. Let us, there- fore, hope that no influence of clique, no personal feeling, will be permitte I to interrupt the wel]'- merited ...

... been snub)ed. by the very party onl whose behalf the llyde 'ark riots were got up. Sir Alexander Coeklhro, who was formerly Whig. Attorncy-t leerlal, and who. when in that capicity, invariably voted for the 1 allot. and niany o)ther Radical nestru is tic ...

... Co-unsel, and no miorc, bocause he has nev er aspired to a seat in the House of Commons, and has never given ?? votes to the Whig party. As for r. Beales himself, he continues to receive the Z yropathy of a miartyr, in the shapm of addresses of '1 |condlolence ...