... shut out from the representation, and the Tories of Manchester will be able to secure one of the three seats for a moderate Whig. We do not see that there is any occasion to make so much noise and to display so much bad temper over the representation of ...

... livelihood by fomenting jealousies between class and class—(applause) ;—it had exposed the insincerity of the old historic Whig, and bad conferred far more important result giving an unexampled and unrivalled opportunity of bringing together old friends ...

... but so also is the recoil. We have now bad constitutional government in a very full sense for two centuries, with actual Whigs and Tories for the greater part of the time. We have bad a reformed House of Commons for thirty- five years; and that Hoouse ...

... him | children, three sons and two daughters. All I , iro jatm Four survived their birth but a short 1 r 9o0 one is still ?? Whig. 8pesairs that the first prize at the Paris Exhibition l 'b~e awarded for reaping machines to MCormick, . lirge-s and Key's ...

... with the occassional gratification of .holding office during the not infrequent intervals when the country is disgusted with Whig misrule, will find no countenance in Mr. Disraeli’s pages, full they are of statesmanlike plans and bold suggestions for dealing ...

... members of the late cabinet are full of confidence in the justice of their cause, and of the triumph of their principles. Some Whigs have hinted that another leader might be found to usurp the place of Mr. Gladstone ; but the Marquis of Hartington has too ...

... SHUFFLE BOARD, OR THE WHIGS DISHED. Reform's shuffle match of late, The Whigs, who first began it, They never straight could shove a weight. Tory metal won it. Though some the winning Tories scoff. Still this there is doubt of, The Whigs ars shoved into a ...

... - ?? ap- plause..) Theeareerof Lord Derby certainly gave reason .whv his-frieads should trust him. In 183, he .quitted.the Whig.par'ty of'that day because he would not consent to inquire -into or interfere with the revenues 'of the Irish EstablishedChuroh ...

... all parties in the State have attempted to deal with it and all parties the State have failed. (Cheers.) 1852 there was pure Whig Government, headed by Lord John Russell, which dealt with this subject and failed. In the year 1854 there was a coalition ...

... newr dod-gingsotrk p resats are hut dust in the balanceintepm of things. If the Tories can settle th seni if not, let the Whigs. -Put settled, and .ie.o 0 Ithe dispute moust be. WVhat wasco qiisetieo i7 be a quarrel, and we really cannot ?? t e~ tioni ...

... the Government to go on with the bill. He replied to the charge inconsistency with great point and humour, observing that the Whig idea Reform was for them to always have the credit of proposing and the Conservatives the duty of opposing It. After the fate ...

... transatlantic harlot. Professor Blakie adverted to the situation of our own country. He believed that the late Lord Advocate of the Whig Government and others had been borne along by which they ought to have controlled, and had submitted to a dictation which they ...