... converted -whig is sick, have not among 4 themn a peer-with brains enough~tocarry obhis orders,. I who have. raised Mr. Disraeli to .power because he broke i theheart of their own one .man of genius naturally1 exult. The Upper House without whigs would ae ...

... u office while it bas been borne through pai'lianfent-are only the .unworthy instruments. They hbve dashed the Whigs by puttinig on Whig coats, and airiug Radical colours iii their button-holes.-: They have doiie ..on a great scale that which some rash ...

... blin i animosity to the great towns, they are willing to risk the counties, where thp gain to the Liberal side will be Whig. That is, Whig territorial influenco will get Members where now the representation is monopo- lised by Tories. Bucks, Oxon, and Berks ...

... the Liberals in the competition for popular support; the Tories have passed a Radical Reform Bill with the assistance of the Whigs. It has been a startling and bewildering scene, not highly honourable to the main actors certainly, but yet perhaps not altogether ...

... the Ex- CIEQUER had met the difficulties which have arisen out of the prolonged agitation of Radicals and the blunders of Whigs with unexampled powers, and that he had shown himself willing to dedicate those powers to the service of his country, seeking ...

... Mansion House betrayed feelings which they were intended to conceal. Mr. Disraeli is not a Tory .any moore than Mr. Bright is a Whig; and Lord Derby, to do him justice, never talks about Toryism. All that remains of the old Tory principles of BolinDgbroke-and ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... condition of household suffrage. Lord Russell's timid and distrustful speeches in the House of Lords showed that he, and the Whigs who followed him, were actuated by the same reactionary spirit as Lord Cairns and the Tory Peers. Mr. Mill, and the handful ...

... process can subdue him. I forgot, however, in saying this, the astonishing concurrence of testimony on the part of Tories, Whigs, and Radicals, in the Commons, certifying to the tried, the impregnable, the transcendental virtues of this section of the ...

... only excuse was that she went away to get work, was committed to Reading Gaol for 14 days, with hard labour. COUNT Y O UrT. J. Whig>ham, Easq., Q.C., the Judge, held the usual Court, imn the Town Hall, on Thursday week. The plaints for hearing wvere net numerous ...

... with the whole force of the Conservative pasty behind him, will oppose an obstinate resistance to this design. The milder Whigs and nominal Liberals will be found on the same side. The representation of mino- rities in populous constituencies is regarded ...