... the Lords did not recommend it. Wabat was the majority in the House of Commons made up of7 Mr. Gl stone and his men-some old Whigs, extreme Radicals, socialists, men of no religion, democrats, and revolutionists. Were they to be told that such men were to ...

... Witness had often hieard tenants say they must go with their master. Believed that landlord influence in Wales was used by the Whig houses quite as much as by the Conservative houses. Witness had not known of this influence being used directly' by particular ...

... all its conditions. We are by no means disposed to underrate the goodwill towards this object of those Conservative peers and Whig peers who happen to be the greatest proprietors of Irish soil ; we are inclined to believe that some of them are excellent ...

... measure bora a close resemblance to that of the honourable uioerber for Tiverton. Is not this a coi'ipliniutt to Liver- pool? Whig Constitutionalismi foliowing in tiL6 wake ef our Commons of the Conceit Ralt! The ministry of the honouralu i iuber f l Tiverton ...

... of O'Sullivan- Never more be h officer of uine. ColoneliWilson Patten, from the U front Tory bench, spolke words of peace; Whig o Mr. Bouverie was reconciled to a GnvAneoent IN that loved Whiggism much but loved order more; (, Sir Percy Burrell ahowed ...

... become of late), and how wild are the dreams t of those who fulfil the taunt which was once hlurled at anoble leader of the Whigs,by drawing upon their imagination for their facts. V Now, Ilam strongly of opinion that the Whitsun t slusnhers of Parliament ...

... beyond their power of self-possession be- cause the evil has come home to them. Formerly, when the fever broke out in Ireland, Whigs and Tories took summary steps-they bled the patient till he no longer had strength to be violent. The n fever has broken out ...

... the petition to Sunday and ragged schools, and leaving out day schools. (Hear, hear.) Chancellors of the Exchequer- whether Whig, Radical, or Tory, it made no difference- (laughter)-were like churchwardens-(a laugh),-they supposed that they were appointed ...

... idea the sme now as In the days of Burke and Pitt; and therefore Tories regard such a possibility with ineffable terror. The Whig idea, though dying out, is in its essence still the same. The Radical idea as it used to be called, now more considerately ...

... . M. Tracy Is., H. Nowd is., .T. %VV3 Plletdb .P , lndo-. G . (an admirer Mr.Hhe Gldt'JEugh sd. pills id., a Wesloyan 3d., Whig of IdugeA d.. WoE. 8,.(w ul Irs) 2d., a Welsh shop- ofman 3d., Onswho knows no thing of Lberaliqm or Torylsin, J 00 but for ...

... The High 3. Churchman, the Low Churchman, and the Ritual- a ist, the Unitarian, and even other -possible die- eseter, the Whig -snd the Tory, all met at the tcouncil board determined each man_ to forget n his own individual feeling in the eudea- if vour ...

... to the bill in committee. The John ;D Bull adds- Of course, if Lord Derby finds the to, bill defeated by the action of a Whig peer, he will t. interpoee no obstacle, but he will not allow the bill to be read a second time. Large meetings are ?? hl ...