... Gladstone's help? 9 o'clock.- No answer from Gladstone. Greet the blackguard? Sup- port Derby and the Tories against the thievish Whigs!] March 30-7.nam.-Left B 22, saine number as the con- t valescent ward at M.B.W. (some otherprlson); down belowl, got my ...

... weather would permit, where they woold disc one thair righta. ud would not rest until they had good of Baforra. cither from Whigs or Torivc. (Choan.) Tbe Chairman born suggested all his friends that should not mention nntnu. ( Hoar, haar. Mr. aaid always ...

... Ha Is person of chameleon kind, whose eolonre eo vary, (hat he snite both th* of his party and tbs old. Thirdly, there lbs Whig element, men who in for rational advancement, who wonld aapport Mr. Gladstone's £5 rating scheme very heartily if they could ...

... been veil received by men of almost all opinions; for in ths matter of finance we ere all Englishmen, and forget that we are Whigs and Tories. As compared with tbs celerity with which the Americans have reduced their debt fortytwo millions sterling in sixteen ...

... the Tories granted Catholic Emancipation: 3rd, That under similar circumstances Sir htobt. Peel gave free trade; 4th, The Whigs have been in powver for years and working men have siot had a Roeform Bill; lastly, The pro- possd niettssnes of the present ...

... respected M.P. for Derby, Mr. Bass. The manner in which our senior representative has been taken to task by the newspaper organs of Whig-Radicalism in this Borough, is quite startling, and would really be amusing, if the pathos of our old friend of the Reporter ...

... to disconcert his party, and to abandon all his an- nounced amendments to the Reform Bill, has excited much anger among the Whig-Radicals; but it is a peculiar characteristic of his impulsive temperament, and proves him to be utterly unfit for the responsible ...