... not words and idle complaints that we want. Whigs have for the last two years been talking at their clubs, among their friends, and privately in the House of Commons, . pretty much in the same sense as your Whig correspondent now writes ; but whenever the ...

... forty years ago laid down the principle of a conscience clause, and baving adhered to it alike through periods of Tory and of Whig rule, against the all but universal opposition of the Protestant clergy, will not now give it up, at the moment, too, when ...

... Illome-order to 129. LC. FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1. The observations made to-day by the Times in summing up the two letters of A Whig and Independant, on the policy of Mr. GLADBTONN, enhance the absurdity of the dilemma into which the Liberal party has ...

... Queen is always pronounced with respect by the Wrliiun, classes. In Leeds it was iput by gentlemen- h leading Conservative and W'hig organs-into every low, rutaiss, and venal mouth that conld h e hired orinflamed. It ?? means of prosecuting h.tuful partyfeuds ...

... gulf beneath its feet. The great united “Liberal” party does not exist, teste the able writers who, under the signatures of “ Whig and “Independent,” in The Times, have tom off the mask and shown the Mokanna of Revolution —for it is nothing else—behind ...

... cover, and will undoubtedly furnish the hunt with another day's sport on some future occasion.' REARRANOEIiENT OF PARTIN.9.—Whigs and Tories now no longer exist, except in provincial towns where the parties so respectively Aiamed mean certain sets of persons ...

... Favours Min bus pow going round to the left, Simplicity got thin Mr elaverly, added other three. Favonius then made shark Mt Whig way from the effect. of last night's g arueller. - Simes went on and did everything in • long vial. Leonardo led • good two ...

... Parties.—Whigs and Tories now longer exist, except in provincial tovui where the parties so respectively named mean sets of jtersons accusto each vote the certain Miomten*. Liberals and Conservative, opposed, cease represent the old distinction Whigs and Tories ...

... meaning, but that meaning is not a purpose. It indicates that the Government is becoming too earnestly Liberal for some old Whigs; and that there is a tendency to cool in its support. It is a threat that is never meant to be carried out; a sign of alarm ...

... institutions tlic country, against all that good men hold dear and sacred. This feeling is plainly avowed in the letter of A Whig,” from which have quoted. He says : rule men ape frightened ; they hold their hand to bee mors clearly the object their leader ...

... This was seconded by Mr. THORPZ, and carried. LAMPA ACK ns ILACICILBATH. Mr. LLOTD drew atiestion to the great ur;en of lamps Whig wed by the Lewisham Board i.f Wurks from Blackheath Village to The Princess of Wain public-house, and expressed a hope that ...

... cut out. This is the real question of the hour, and the politicians who have been much moved this week by the letters of A Whig and “Independent,” in the Times, auent ihe mannerin which the Premier treads on the corns of the moderate Liberals must realise ...