... utters. I look upon him as a most ignorant, unfortunate man, The reverend gentleman further said if he wished to give the Whig party oup telling proof of their Incompetence, he would say, YIou are green enough to listen to John Bright.2' A Bolton gentleman ...

... which the Conse- quences have in the main been salutary, forms the principal argument in favour of another dose 'of the same Whig medlicie. Never was popular loglii nore at fault; I have heard of a patient who, having Jbsuefitted y ?? prescription to take ...

... accidentally threw the Tories into office, and so the nation showed its resent- ment at the conduct of the Tories and their Whig allies, and its determination to Siave reform of parliament, by a series of demonstrations which for numbers, order, loyal ...

... there Is scarcely a pin to choose between Whigs s; and TorIes in office, but this last little epihode should 1 serve to show us their inherent and inalienable h differences, The most rigid and exclusive of Whigs n will admit that there is such a principle ...

... a resolute bid for office, and they may really go further than their friends and the Adullamiteo, together with the old Whigs, would like. Still, humiliating as is their position, and thoroughly inconsistent with anything like political conscientiousness ...

... years. and during the whole 20 years the Whigs had I made reform a party cry, with no intention whatever of , corryino a bill, and only using It as a dcor to lock the Con- i servatives out of offices. The Whigs never wished to pass a I xeform bill; but ...

... helped to reject a very mode- rate measure of Reform because Mr. BRIGHr readily accepted it. He had given his advice to the Whig Premier, and the Conservatives showed their hatred of both by trampling under foot a project approved by Earl RU SSELL and ...

... discrimination shown in exercising it. If a man is willing to do the t dirty work of a candidate, whether the latter be a :Whig or a Tory; that Is no reason why he should be held up as a model of public virtue and morality. L et the candidate pay him ...

... without Gladstone's help? 9 ?? answer from Gladstone. Greet theblackguardl Support Derby and the Tories against the thievish Whigs ! MIaroh 30.-7a,r. Left B 22, same number as the conva. lesoent ward at M.B.W. (some other prison); down below, got my own ...

... himself right on the Eastern question, we could have no wish to change him for any of the old race of diplomatic and traditional Whigs. TVn JoAnArsa PsosEcUTIONS. -We owe it to the much-abused Jamaica Committee that we are now In possession of a complete exposition ...

... apparent from the fact that compounders always paid I their rates indirectly-that is, the rating was added to the rental. While a Whig friend of his had confessed that he C should vote upon the bill so as to make it as little of a reform bill as possible, he ...

... the first tn the Eouse of Commons. He entered that House, I may say, at a time when protection was at Its climax-when the Whigs, advocating a fixed duty, were displaced by Sir Robert Peel, and when, to all appearance, the sliding scale was to remain ...