... Bright inveigh, against us with accusations grave, But the country and our places we've alike contrived to save. When the Whigs come in again, Corry, and bring with them John- Bright, Then Craxbourxe says ho'll sneor ine with undisguised dolight; But ...

... the next one begins. These five parties are Tories, Conservatives, Whigs, Liberals, and Radicals Now the Tories cut into the Conservatives, the Conservatives into the Whigs, the Whigs into the Liberals, and the Liberals into the Radicals. In other words ...

... content to have their policy shaped for them by that extreme faction called the League ? there no self-respect left among the Whigs 1 Can they tolerate it, that they are to be led by the nose and in the dark through all the miry places which men without position ...

... either side of the House. It can hardly be termed a party debate inasmuch as the wrongs Ireland were attributed much to the Whigs to the Tories. Besides which there were many members who spoke only recommend their particular panaceas. The House was treated ...

... must know all the movements of all the writers in the Chronjcxe—l file that darling paper for posterity in the next generation Whig trumpery periodicals I consign to the waste-paper basket. Gently, gently, Carry, don't be too inquisitive, or you may get an ...

... report that Mr. Gladstone has followed implicitly the biddings of Mr. Bright, and has not consulted some the chief men ths Whig and Moderate Liberal parties, his defeat is a cer' tainty. fl ere Mr. Gladstone other than has shewn himself be, I should not ...

... is the first couiiug, and one of the first in importance, the old party distinctions must melt away. Men who went with the Whigs when Whiggery was something else than a shadow, will pause ere thev adopt the platform of the Radicals. Many moderate meu, ...

... party tonrnamont, for Ireland had gained littlo from those party fights when they had lerved their purpose ; for tho ancient Whigs wakeful in Opposition, were apt to nod the relaxing atmosphere of office. now, at last, ent rUined high hones, not so much ...

... who's cointo oppose you-a Hat! And likewise in some points I don t see but what the Conservatives is more sensible than the Whigs. It's a matter I've r, ot to think over, and haven t made up my mind You may sure I shall do just what I think proper nivself ...

... ct is evidently determined to bid hil not only for his seat at Pontefact but also for offici under Mr. Gladstoue when the Whig-Radical Utopi: a Bright-Gladstone ministry is consummated To this end, he loses no opportunity of showing himself a convert ...

... lying between returning members ta support present Ministry ami returning members to support a Bright-Glad>tosf. Cabinet—a Whig-Radical coalition. Mr. Gladstone's theory is that all those constituencies which returned members io support Lord Palmbrston ...

... task will be undertaken by some independent Conservative. There is a report, however, that the initiation will be taken by Whig Pier, and some persons even so far as to indicate Earl Grey for the task. Mr. Labouchier, the member for Middlesex, of Hombourg ...