... title of Tory, why should not another class drop the '.le of Whig and why should not both meet together under the common appellation of Conservative, which expresses the policy of both If the Whigs refuses to do this, it will be because they cling a position ...

... principle the Bill. By that amendment was sought virtually to convert the Bill into the discredited scheme proposed by the Whigs last year ; and to take from the Government the moulding of the measure to be passed in the present Session. The amendment ...

... taken of the disturbance to cancel privilege, or rather abrogate right, which had been uninterruptedly used up to that time. Whig Government was then in office, and Sir Richard Math* was the medium through which | the orders of the Government were made ...

... children. How Mit Disraeli Outwitted Mr Gladstone. The London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian —a journal moderate Whig in politics—has the following in reference to the proceedings in the House of Commons on Friday night •— have all parties been ...

... the Tories only desired to manipulate. More adroit than sincere, Mr. Disbaeli not only took the wind out the sails of the Whigs, but with it ** bellied his own.” In less than a week the chances of success in the matter of Reform were transferred from ...

... swollen probably 25,000 electors. There never was political party that made such a meddle and muddle of their proceedings the Whigs have done over this Reform hnsineea. Tbrongh the defection of from to 40 Adullamites, last session, the extremely moderate ...

... otherwise inevitable. Whigs and Tories alike have resorted to measures coercion. The hlg party did indeed undertake to assail tho great grievance tho Irish Church ; but that monstrous anomaly still nourishes la all its ancient vigour. The Whig party, too, overthrew ...

... the Whigs support such an amendment ? Why, the very Whigs, in one of their projected Reform Bills, actually proposed that the term of residence should be two years and half. So that, the Conservatives having reduced the term to two years, the Whigs who ...

... their leader ; and Lord Grosvenor and the Whigs have intimated, with equal distinctness, that Mr Gladstone's proclivities have been too much in Democratic direction already, aud that only on hi 3 becoming a Whig, holding the promise to the ear, and ...

... instinctively right when he said the Whig-Liberals considered Parliamentary Reform their peculiar monopoly, would fight to the bitter end for that monopoly. He was further unquestionably right when he said the Whigs were not honest, in the seuse of wishing ...

... they saw initiated, the country would probably now have been engaged in speculating tho intentions of the Government. Had tho Whigs returned to power, another and longer agitation would have been required to establish household suffrage. Tho independent Radicals ...

... a fleet to conceal that tho Tories have given us far more liberal measure than should perhaps over have obtained from tho Whigs. Nor can we forget that all the limitations of household suffrage which the House of Commons has recently been discussing have ...