... the con- scequen~es hase in the maiul been salutary, forms thle p3rineiyal aragument in favour of another dlose Of the samec Whig mnedicine. Never was popular ?? inre at fault. 1 have heard of a psatiesnt xef o. having benefited by a piresenpition to take ...

... 11)s2,- ?? cce-siunls ?? oxx from the exigencies of 1)u11t 10 ?? ieston eP to goad on opponents to acts zC ?? or reprisal. The Whigs seemed to haves 4sljer ouu a :arnlt fos this policy, and have emd. ?? it ?? inemense euc-.ss in their dealings p ith; the Ora ...

... Gladstonle the' one chevaite 'ti8 swatct vvhich at liressiit makes him the natura leader of a unitel phalanx of Radicals and Whigs. Afe1otI~ iidd imn 'tbbe& theii 3 c2rtainly ,be,~mith ig n? if 'u thith'fiyn6n'a ~*eictwha Mr Vlast-' heavenidiretemid'aa giedi ...

... that ho dayfor comptomise had passed away. Atoone period turinghe great frees.trde controversy, if the Tories (joined. the Whigs they' might :bare carried ef proposition 'fo perpetuating an s--, fixed duty corn. They 05wond 'n'ot, weveTre'Scquih' o fragmeuit ...

... trbate'a&slich>l 'The evils c referred to have 'Jeeh! of lonflcontinuianc', and are not t more ?? 0o'isersvti'ves than to the Whigs. For this- reason~certainw n'etsbes-bf: both! sides :of the_ House have deternine to unitei iexposir g'this .state of. c tliDngs; ...

... thinks lie sees, a political millennium approach- ing, and his heart is gladdened at the sight. He has no patience with Tories, Whigs, Adut lamites, or obstructivses of any denomination He classifies all such creatures as the d prii- leged possessors of wrongful ...

... which would have the same effect. The fist of these movements was led on by Earl Grosvenor, the heir to the wealthiest of our Whig aristocracy-a nobleman who, it may be remarked, had in previous sessions supported the bill which lowered the blrgh franchise ...

... for thbe n ethe'';dih: being the true economi~t. , i i .j The Speattor tale- 8 ?? the.ptospects of the Liberal pas1,; >,9l-4 Whigs are desefibed'td1e'b all in a twit t'jknd'p'ruiiig to' the .@e to an- ; pituce tbe faeL,' C a iba; like MDGr~ntD,, have boper ...

... popularity t saI which has been hitherto the object of Whig Reform bu siBills. The development of the principles of the con- d sic, stitution is us consistent with Conservative as it is With dol wery Whig principles. Indeed, if we take the course per- so: ...

... type than Lord Palmerstorii or even Lord Russell, anikan with a faith Which the former hadc iot, a man .m- spoiled by the gold Whig insousanmce of the latter,. a statesman all w ose faults. spring frdm - t].e intcensity of disint;erested Thonviction-we hold ...

... ~about dissensions in if t ie the' ranks of ,the Opposition. On this point the St , reports are very clear and precime. 'Certain Whig ohs I, and ristocratic niimbers of the Liboral pbityare, dul dissatsfied wltht*. GLADsrOI'&S.jeadqrahip, and thi have been ...

... remarked that the musicalaccompani- ment to the toast, as indicated on the list, was Let Whig and Tory a' agree. H e supposed that meant that the meeting knew neither Whig nor Tory, but looked to the Aouses of Parliament as being the representative bodies ...