... this I think hard measure in a hard age. Thankful I feel that the first suggestion came from no Con- servative, but from a Whig, so well placed that he had no reason to fear adversity in this life for himself or any of his. Whilst reform leagues are spouting ...

... before them, and tbat many a future Nelson would grace the naval annals of the country (cheers). It was not owing to_ successive Whig governments, but to the wisdom and patriotism of Conservative ministers that they owed tbat volunteer force whicb was now one ...

... Voluntaries of England and the ltruuio..Lai.cg of Ireland, have been reinforced on the otl side of the water of late by the Whig party this cru- e again our church, and have been aided in the House Commons Mr. Gladstone. But it is with the people of ngland ...

... Voluntaries of England and the Ultramontancs of Ireland, have been reinforced on the other side of the water of late by tbe Whig party in this crusade against our church, and bave been aided in the House of Commons by Mr. Gladstone. But it is with the ...

... Catholic demagogues, philosophic English Liberals above the prejudices of patriotism or religion, political Dissenters, worn out Whig leaders in* straits for a cry, all can combine to demand the destruction of the Irish Church, aud stimulate religious animosities ...

... employed next session, when 1 hope that the Conservatives will see that working men are dealt with jurtly, and tb it the great Whig manufacturers net have it all their own way.—l remain, yours respectfully, A ENGINEER. ...

... employed next aession, when I hope that the Conservatives will see that working men are dealt with justly, and tbat the great Whig manufac- turers do not have it all their own way. — I remain, yours respectfully, A WORKING ENGINEER. ...

... believe, bo effected by means of tbe test which J. W. L., as a lawyer, should be tbe last to oavil at. As for tbis being a Whig measure, as J. W. L. terms it, I think, and you will, I have no doubt, agree with me, that it breathes the true spirit of ...

... hope cl believe, be effected by means of the test which “J.W.L,' lawyer, should be the last to cavil at. As for this being a Whig measure, as W. Lten-t, I think, and you will, have no doubt, agree with me. it breathes the true spirit of Conservatism.—l ...

... earnestness, is the battle of the constitution now-a-days ? There was something to fight for in the good old days when the Whigs were in power and abuses flourished perennially ; but with a Conservative Reform Bill shortly to -come iuto operation, and ...

... slightest doubt about this, appalling it may seem. The Government which Jared lay unholy hands upon that sacred ark of the Whig party, the Reform question, will hardly shrink from minor atrocities. What, then, asks our contemporary, are they going to ...

... difference between the Reform Bills of Whig and Tory Governments, and it is a pity that mon like Mr. Childers cannot realise its sig- nificance. The hon. member is not best pleased with Mr. Disraeli's comparison of the Whig and ?? critics to the chamber-maid ...