... next session. We are of a different opiaion. believe the Whigs, with Messrs Gladstone and Bright at their head, would dare anything to obtain place. Two hundred years ago this same party—the Whigs—converted triennial into septennial Parliaments, without ...

... consideration of the new Parliament. the simple ground of want of time, there is no help for it. There was a time when even Whigs acknowledged and acquiesced in the inevitable. It would seem, however, that the times are changed. When the House is hilarious ...

... t. The latter announces the re-establishmont of the Liberal “Cave,” which will attract into it all the moderate men of the Whig party, and anticipates that, with the aid of this section, Lord Stanley’s amendment will be carried. Referring to the question ...