... during tha past week by the reception of that noble vesael the Scotia* (Cheers.) hoped that the member for Birkenhead, whe* tber Whig or Tory, would be no aero political edveotwer. but would be one who wou'd strive for the advancement of the local interests ...

... and who, if be returned, will give that gentleman tha privilege of poeeesciog a dual vote in the House of Commons. Even the Whigs are ashamed of the degradation into which the representation of the modern Athens thus about be brought, and wo are well aasored ...

... those rights.* n Tims it will be seen that throughout his public life Mr. Disraeli has steadily confronted and opposed the Whigs and Radicals who would fain have kept the Electoral Franchise for small shopkeepers and other political dissenters within hard ...

... note that on this occasion Mr. Gladstone want Into the same gallery with Mr. Disraeli, Bir Robert himself voting with the Whigs. Again, always proudly remembering that our Pittite and ...

... directly the conduct of the Whig Government, or indirectly ceases beyond the control her Msjecty's present Government. We all know, sod it shown very distinctly, that the time Coaeervnilve Government took office the parsimony of the Whig Government bad left the ...

... and utterly wearisome ezercitations on Whig and Feclite failures in thrifty Finance coupled with real Efficiency. Bat, perhaps (be unkindeet cut of rII” in connection with hie other great batlle-horae, the sham Whig claim to the breadth and the excellencies ...

... subjected to repeated interruptions, and the Mayor bad to interfere once twice. The lecturer next went on give history of tbs Whigs and the Tories, bat the supporters of Sergeant Simon, who were present foree, I began to groan and boot, and to sing their ...

... Protestant Patriots! It can scarcely be doabted bat that to such well-weighed conclusions multitudes of the Old Constitutional Whigs like the Duke of Portland, and even of Teteran Advanced Liberals like Lord Overstone, and like Mr. William Rathbone Greg (uncle ...

... only to disestablished, hut It ia disendowed. What does that mean! will not Ulk of the Whlga, because they are defunct, the Whigs are gone laughter) they have been awallowed np by the Radicals, and we can only speak now of (he Conservative end the Radical ...

... for r .h. lm“f D«b . Mr. necessity, which Government in the world, whether Tory, eay, for the Liberal party; but the inde- Whig, or Radical, could have averted. There was only one obeer- pendent men the House of Comment—l will not same ration wished to ...

... during these two years of Lord’ of these I acked | it hes been better then it has been under the eld nd it could be done | Whig coveroment. (Loud epplause, and cries of “*gammon” ice and a eaving of «| “ Walker.”) I think, I have ebeown, at an Ited from ...

... SCHOOL. their present arduous exertions for the Radical cause. Tho ; prey Paral . 8 for the KING'S| position taken by the Whigs on that question has never ' British Consular Chaplain at Bak - | been abandoned, and their Irish followers will take care ...