... contradicted him. In the speeches delivered before he spoke, and in those that followed, there was an absolute unanimity between Whig, Tory, and Radical as to the great advantage of giving the children in agricultural districts as much teaching as can possibly ...

... faction in them is gone, Isn't it too bad, said one of the simple- minded and honourable county members of the Carlton to a Whig friend the other day, to have been.fighting twenty years and more for Conservative principles, with- out benefit or favour ...

... 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 ...

... passions of the body. Isn't it too bad, said one of the simple-minded and honourable county members of the Carlton to a Whig friend the other day, to have been fighting twenty years and m.re for Conservative principles, without benefit or favour ...

... 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 ...

... house. The right hon. gentleman said that the Govern- ment had miade up their minds not to no out on reform, because both the Whigs and the Tories had tried their leauds at it a.d haw- failed ; and he drew tse ?? inference which tended to the same conclusion ...

... of the people at large. (Cheers.) Mr. W. B. FnEmsSnI, ?? much applause, seconded the resolution. He said that in 1832 the Whigs dis- franchised the working classes, because they knew them to be eminently Conservative. During a long series of years the ...

... to mundane con- cerns in general, and to political affairs in particular, great, indeed, must have been the rejoicing in the Whig fold when the stray sheep, RobertLowe, returned amongvt the flock he had so recently deserted. The fatted calf shonld have ...

... lignity, their ?? open to. assault. If the shouldersof Mnr Bright were not very broad, he would :be bent low by this time.' Whigs and Conservatives combine to keep him in hot water. They are ?? of his power' and his pomulaWty. .: The Garths ares the; natural ...

... them;, ?? who understood the coubtry, a. d c.ould del 'satisiactordly.;tth that ?? cf Reform hich ha so often. bafflea'4the Whigs. No such ?? can iu sibly: weighwiivth any Conserviative now. AfterLaat M ouday n6 Conservative can', peride himself that hi ...

... followinf .in' f,,om odr '0trei on r dent: , .p OUNDON, SJnnUsv.-The London atmosphere is laden with ?? Radical, and rumnoura Whig. At one coterie gon will be told that the.Ministerp are on their last logs. ,Before five minutes, if you iare a seeker of'gossip ...

... tion. At all events, the proceedings of the government must be closely watched on this most important point.- I am, &c., A WHIG. Oxford, March ]. L __l DEATH or WILWAx THOMPSON, THE MAorI.-A letter from Wellington, New Zealand, dated the 8th ult., )says ...