... for what was done as a piece of Tory policy. (Laughter and cheers.) Again, when Admiral EUiott accused his old friends the Whigs — who had been much abused on account of him, and ought not therefore to be abused by him — (loud laughter) — of shutt ing ...

... took place on Saturday last, after an illness of a* few week's duration. The deceased was a member of an old and rospected Whig family, and was an ardent lover of old English sports, and a famed breeder of agri- cultural stock. He kept a pack of foxhounds ...

... to the bulk cf the party. There is a very thin partition iudeed between the more advanced Conservatives of to-day and the Whigs—a considerable section of the Liberal party. We quite agree with our contemporary the Econo- Mtiai that tbe true Conservatism ...

... Gladstone. (Applause.) Parliament next session would have more difficult work do, and every man who was a patriot, whether Whig or Radical, or Constitutional Tory, should honour such man as the present; Prime Minister. During the next session of Parliament ...

... Charlotte Ponsonby had of coarse ex- tended. Up to the period of the French Revo- lution, Earl Fitzwilliam acted with the Whigs; bnt when Mr. Fox held up the GaUic system of liberty and ?? as a model for imitation, and the level- ling principle was spreading ...

... and often may it favour us with such re- sults as household suffrage, even though the measures are only passed to dish the Whigs ! If Mr. Winn and the Rev. Dr. Sale go in for thorough amendments of all our social defects, of course we have no objection ...

... which took place on Saturday last, alter an illness of a few weeks' duration. The deceased was a member of an old and respected Whig family, and was an ardent lover of old English sports, and a famed breeder of agri- cultural stock. He kept a pack of foxhounds ...

... were hopes that the Duke of Wellington might have made his concession of Catholic Emancipation a new starting point, and the Whigs were ready to uphold him against the dis- satisfied Tories. But the Duke did not under- .tand the occasion. It was well illustrated ...

... year produced a favourable impression by several sensible speeches, is accordingly the exponent of the new policy. From the Whigs, Orangemen expected nothing, and accordingly have not been disappointed. By the Conservatives, they believe that they have ...

... supporters. And this is called a Liberal Government. There is certainly a great deal in a name — a great deal in claptrap. That Whigs and Radicals should be allowed to appropriate to themselves one name, that of Liberals, knowing as we elo the deep fundamental ...

... rout of the Conservatives and the large majority of Mr. GLADbTONE, resulting from the very strata- gem that was to dish the Whigs. However, Mr. Stanhome has a panacea for allthat is amiss. The Conservative working me:. have only to •■ We will stick by ...

... bearing in mind the important character of the work he would have to do during the coming Session, no man, whether he was a Whig, Radical, or a Constitutional Tory, would be a patriot to his country if he did not support him. (Hear, hear.) The question ...