... still believe, that the men now composing her Majesty's Giovernment, or some of them, ware verylikely era long to dish the Whigs, as to the Irish vote, by proposlng as-oyal residence and a domestic Parliament for Irelend. I think, sir, you Will agree ...

... the election day. All they have done for you in the present generation was a measure of household suffrage done to dish the Whig for, as Mr. John Bright has told ns, the Tories never do a good thing for tbe country until some one else is oing to do it ...

... afraid-and they had very good reason to be afraidd-of the Whigs, the Liberals, coming into office-(hear, hear)-and they passed the Reform Bill merely, to use their own language, in order to disb the Whigs. In fact, as some one described it, they took a ...

... show that the Beaconsfield Govern- ment was a patriotic one, it was auffieient to know that the advanced Liberals and old Whigs had gone with the Conservatives on almost all questions of foreign policy. Mr. Joseph C1owen's speech had the true ring of ...

... The noble du eari has given us an article, a summary, a literary tb production of no ordintry'chtarcter, full of plain Bn Whig principles, and he has taken advantage of a act ! remarkable feature of the last few moutha. Hle wi has criticised in a very ...

... at Scotch and Cerman universitieS delight to honour their friends. Indeed this was proved by the remark of an old,scber, ?? Whig, who said, I have not seen the like of this licht since I w£s a boy at St. Andrew's College, and I am sure my Lord Bameay ...

... was not re- spected by the Conservatives who n he led, and who only looked uponr him as a clever man who I could dish the Whigs. In fee, Lord Beacons- field was a great electioneering agent, but no Premier cf England, and the Government of which he was ...

... should have a larger amount of influence in the councils of the borough. They could not but admit this-all of them, whether Whig or Tory. It was a great anomaly that such large communiiies as Everton and the Toxteth wards should be left with so comparatively ...

... 80YJT LO-DON CORESMPOND)ENCE Lc:nDOx_ E?} =EV0Y EVENG. I The Torios thought again to dish the Whigs, but I ratlar hinx that this time the Whigs have dished the Tories. It is not yet quite elear how the Radicals will act on the Obstnlnziv3 re30oat ,ons ...

... disunin is their greatest danger. For a mome!nt it seemed as if the Whigs and the Radicals would come to open rupture. They would have done so had not the Radicals submitted to the Whigs on the subject of obstruction. That question settled, the perils ahead ...

... Liberals because the Northumberland Whigs did not practise the social amenities with him. This is ridiculous. At the same time there is a great deal in that question of social amenities. It is an old sneer that the Whigs talk equality and act as if they ...

... Septennial Act. In 1714 this measure was carried. A few desolate Tories opposed this Arbitrary and uncon- stitutional edict of a Whig minister, but in vain. Let, tbeD, let the Tories again unite in opposing this act; they will do so with consistency and with ...