... Why, Sir Robert Peel, at member of the saise Govern- meont. And so far froin it belonging to the Whigs, that Lord L . oAMelboorno, whon the hetad of thle Whig Government, Os- DI ,,dared, less than 30 years ago, that the moan would he insane cil a who shoub'i ...

... regards law reform, he was no usere Conservative bigot, bet anxiOus to promote discussion and do what seemed 0 best. Bet the Whig has done comparatively little for low reform-is known to be oppo;-ed to any considerable change, . i and is the only member ...

... political opinion. c l, The great majority of 111 which the Government has ( it at its back, is nothing to the 360 which the Whigs a of eould boast after the passing of the Reform Bill of I 1832. We probably cannot look, although we see no r ia great reason ...

... revive alt old family title. sist We hiotc rcckoied no prontotions in the leer tge, thougit the the excu't of tuose ott tile Whig side Aaltenrs still greater on a wlt Cltr-cltv iltectiolt. Puit wve htave rockored the two peerages as O itaii ct bv , plaii ...

... Irish Church wouldlgo to tho land- monut lords. in conclusion, ho said it had been the great and glorious Augo privilege of the Whig party in past times to have esecured civil and whic relllgous freedom. By all instinct the loading neen and statesmein spire ...

... -the eyes of the ignorant with their predeces- Loss, who had the putting down of the conspi- naeses which originated under Whig rule, they think ift to disregard the decision of the public tribu-- wils, and liberate and pardon a couple of soore of Fenian ...

... twenty Peers die or .anu ly, ndtlcrec or four peerages become extinct every Po Iyear.' its 55not surprisieg that, whien tics Whigs foundti tlconcalves in office in 1830, they at onco began to redress inl sic souse degree thcs enoroucos disparity in thse ...

... scheme of concurrent endowments, which a had the support of Lords Salisbury and Carnarvon, and s, Earl Russell and the leading Whig Lords. They It would at least have placed it in a position in which it would have had to work more zealously for its pros- ...

... Peers who expressed any opinion upon the a e subject, and the judgment of the press was even more I e favourable to the ex-Whig leader. We are almost alone in a t condemning the principle, and in asserting that no modifica- E tion the bill might receive ...

... Naval Reserve, is to'be pal I fpetted and'amainitained 1regardless of expense. It is very and I clear that the aim- of the Whig Admiralties is to conciliate supp the~mercantile interest at the expense of the navy, and all era this time the navy is expected ...

... Mr Miller the e drove Mr Moncreiff out of Edinburgh. He was a sort goot h of little David, in a small way, vanquishing the Whig Goliath of the Parliament House. And he walked L behind Saul, in the shape of Mr Duncan M Laren, to ,i r t the songs of a saintly ...

... the party exigencies of the mo- was mont. Chs Earl Granville~usad to be a Whig, and the Duke of dien 3cc- Argyle was a Seotels Whig by nature and tradtoRet- the Arc they Whigs still, or -what? Arc they not pre- porn olie pared to take up vote by ballot ...