... whom the viotors had no claim, the fact is made gronnd for sneer at the want of unanimity in oppoeltion. Earneat men, whether Whigs or Radioais, who oould not be deterred from taking separate ooursee last Seaalon in obedienoe to their oouviotiona and pledges ...

... the party felt the influence of organisation, backed by a careful attention to the register. The country, dissatisfied with Whig monopoly, turned its attention to Sir Robert Peel as the sheet-anchor of its hopes for future prosperity ; they when the time ...

... the future be iden• tified. Who shall lead the nation now that Parliamentary Reform, after having defeated and disgraced the Whigs, his been carried by the Conservatives? Mr. Helliwell, an artisan of Halifax, tells his fellows that Mr. Disraeli his always ...

... Review—the chief organ of the Conservative party—ia not aoathing in ita denunciations of the Derby-Disraeli Reform polioy than it* Whig contemporary the Edinburgh. As the Stammer remarks, it is not instability of purpose or obsenrlty of vision with whioli Lord ...