... sink their bn privae poiticl opnion anduse heirverybeet endeavours p to proote thse obects wich wold befor the benefdt of b Whigs or Tories. ?? Mr. S S. U'COTTseconed th motin, wich was carried b unanimously. ii The noble CHAIRMAN Said he was very much ...

... prin- ciple to the present system of religious education. But there is an influential section, comprising most of the old Whigs, those of Lord Russell's type, who hate oecular education quite as milch as the Tories. Gladstone cannot do without these men ...

... chester Manufacturers. The question, however, is not a party one, nor was that of Free Trade until it was seized upon by the Whigs for party purposes. In reference to the Dockyards, the truth or propriety of what the members of the Unionhave said is not ...

... don't take his advice a Conservative gentleman will manage to slip in. Mr Amory is a genuine specimen of the truly tolerant Whig party I TORRINGTON.-The county petty session was held on Saturday before W. A. Deane, J. C. Moore-Stevens, J. G. Johnson, A ...

... the author of the great measures of commercial reform by which the youth of the nation was revived in '44 and '45 ? What the Whigs ever did to promote Sir ROBsRT PBEL's Free Trade plans till their co-operation or their opposition were alike matters of i ...

... told over end over again, during the period of the last election, that '1 When the Tories is in taxes is high, and when the Whigs is in taxes is low. Of course I took that for what it wee worth; but I heard one 'of the present representatives of Exeter ...

... to say nothing at all of the ~ Conservatives. 1Our people are talking very, wildly about Tenant Right,'' said a shrewd old Whig the other day; but hardly taos of them, I suspect, could give a definition of the terni that ft third would ogres with, and ...

... so much as they were supposed t- do at the outset. The Irish Land Bill is, I eta essured, safio enough for the most nervous Whig to swarllowv after Gladstone has gilded it with the halo of his eloquence ; ?? there nre two or three delicate questions alead ...

... try their 'prentice hands on the task of establishing law and order across St. George's Channel by the old rough and ready Whig process of a Police Bill. Mr. (GL.aDSTONE On Monday drew a bald and hasty outline of the measure which is to be tabled by Mr ...

... semni-revolt, and you. need not be surprised if you hear one of these mornings that the Opposition, 1the old-gentlemanly Whigs, and the professional ?? the lawyers and City men I mean, bave gone out on strike. Yen kniow Sir William Hlamilton's definition ...

... imagine what a csmplets transformation in the per~onnel of the Government will be necessary, with Bright on thle shelf, to put Whigs and Radicals on an equality. TIherumoured retirement of ?? is a cassrd; anti ofter the recent speech of Sir Roundell Palmer ...

... speech may be put into a sentence that has for years formed the sovereign maxim of every Chan- ceallor of the Exchequer, Tory or Whig, namely, that the best policy is to spread the burden as widely and as equally as possible, never to pert with any single tax ...