... one, foe their facts that at the late election be peomrsed to vote wheat all reform. Let them what he soid— I adopt tato the Whig motto of referees and retremithruent ; out the tinkling cymbal of reform, huts real one (cheers). He should indeed be ungretefel ...

... retrenchment carried into every department of the State; in a word, practical effect will be given to the old watchwords of the Whig party, Peace, Reform, Retrenchment, and Economy. The Records of Mortality attest that death has e ad havoc durin the y ear ...

... Thus, Lord Macaulay has truly said: If, rejecting all that merely accidental, we look at the essential characteristics of the Whig and Tory, we may consider each of them as the representative of a great principle, essential to the welfare of nations. One ...

... country The principal new is of course the acceptance by Mr Bright of post This one thing proves the of all distinctions between Whig and Radical The settlement of the Reform question which divisional made them compact and harmonious Mr Bright at Board of Trade ...

... confidence in the Ministers, though varied in language to meet the rules of the House of Commons, had been proposed by the Whigs within few weeks. Lord North had obtained a victory on each division, but his majority was constantly dwindling. From 29 an ...

... always animated the citizens of Exeter would not be quenohed if misfortune should come upon the poor, and that all men, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, would be as ready to relieve distress as they had ever been, without any distinction of party —(hear, hear) ...

... they have so denounced, and sell their party sell the noblest men of their party—for the high and holy object of dishing the Whigs. (Hear, hear, cheers.) Gentlemen, I am t thankful that this has come to end, I sincerely believe that many and many a good ...

... see how Mr. Disraeli regarded the conduct of Sir John Campbell. Is it part of the code of etiquette in this saturnalia of Whig manners, be asks indignantly. that the honour of man is to be vindicated by a compliment to a woman r Fnrtber on be declares ...

... missed the first, the foremost, and the best man that this country had ever aeen lead the Liberal party • the first man of the Whig aristo crac y , and the foremost man of the old Liberal party—(cheers). He wished to he allowed to say one word 118 to his ...

... would not talk about the past. (Enthusiastic cheer- Kingstanley, and Leonard Stanley, prior to the late all of them, among Whigs and Tone., Conservatives ing.) He felt it to be nu slight matter to have polled! general election ; therefore many opportunities ...

... . Of what use would be a household-suffrage Parliament if the chief places in the Government wore still awarded to the old whig magnates ? A working man's Parliament would insist that Cabinets in future should have more of the popular element in them ...

... Because it is a mht and shining place, where there is no more parting more dyeing, and, adds Lord Derby “ Thank Jove ! no more Whigs ! The Good Wishes of the Season (zaedm).—-(‘hristmas is the season of good wishes. Old Mr. Buffles at dinner said to a man ...