... they ought to have done ; but he trusted now, from the specimens which they had seen of Whig mal-admiustration, and from what they knew of the way in which tho Whigs for long series of years had worked the affairs the country, that they were beginning to ...

... and had actually snuffed out Gladstone himself, as was conspicuous by his absence the first meeting of Parliament, whilst the Whig party was non (Laughter.) The Conservative Ministry came in with evil omens, and prophecies that they could not last week, ...

... took him to be. Tbe Tories have outbidden the Whig’s. As to whether ths Tories ought, or ought not, have poached on the manors of their opponents, nothing here to say. All we know is that the question the Whigs failed to settle has been taken up by the Tories ...

... 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 ...

... snuffed out Mr Gladstone. 4Loud laugh. ,lteir adHcheers.) He had not only vanquished his foe, b at dispersed hitforces. The Whig body was non es; A: .that, the most significant proof was that -on te first night of the meeting of parliament, after the ast~er ...

... with sufficient care. Sir Ferrand contended tiat the Conservativeh were now only restoring to, the working classes what the Whigs and adialstoo fro thns n 132.It was true thmi~r~adsonehd dclaed tathhadgiven up the eadrshp of th Lieralpary, isthe was still ...

... sorb a ;re wonld increase their strength, while the Whig* a measure to increase theirs ; but what the Radio.;,«». .-ill do should be to get a full and free and fair »- tional sentiment, whether it was Whig, Tory, or ilndies!. that national sentiment was in ...

... to two years' residence the bill will be abandoned, although, as Sir John Pakinaton effectively pointed out, the consistent Whigs, who in 1854 proposed two-and-a-half years' residence, now see the essence of wisdom one year. The factiousness of the vote ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... householders would have been excluded from the franchise. Ministers were of course in position to retort on the Opposition that a Whig Government had proposed exactly the same qualification ; but Mr. Bbiobt remarked, it was useless to recur to propositions that ...

... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE LIBERAL PARTY. SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1867 Keep the Whigs in—keep out the Tories ; that's politics, was a saying of Shiel's, which, though caustic and satiric, is at the same time wise and thoughtful. Government party is in England ...