... Heneage has been for time engaged in tinkering one which is to Diease the Whigs, but it is likely, after all, that the Vote will be taken as the direct issue, and that both Whigs and Radicals will, in the long run, make their minds to join their forces ...

... county suffrage by giving the Bill second reading, and by inserting in Committee that clause about Redistribution, which even Whigs would like to see. felt by the coolest heads and calmest judgments, by Lord Salisbury himself, that while a of the Bill on ...

... debodant Stevens wade a bee lw regard to his chances& He admitted the waespestiswe with Pleb as a matter of business. mad deeded Whig dew anything bepood asitg the yoong ample that they could not get warded under three weeks or a womb. The ease was at a late ...

... the young. The wand of the great magician would not always keep tegether the opposing of the Liberai Party, and aristocratic Whig and violent Radical would not be long kept in con: federation by honeyed words and empty platitudes. Tho working classes would ...

... —Mr. Bottomlby. was then called on to address the meeting, and iv opening the proceedings remarked that .j . a Wonder to ths Whig.puzzle to the Liberal, and riddle to the Radical —a Conservative working man. And where he oame from—Oldham—there were 9 ...

... MACDOkAiD, M.P.: As the policy of the Government, I am not one with strongly hostile views them I thought had bad enough of Whig rule l thought we ought to ff ive fair trial to tho new party power. We have gained more from Conservatives matters affecting ...

... disabilities removed—she criminal code ameliorated, and the iniquitous corn laws repealed. (Cheers.) The Tory prophets—aye, and the Whig prophets, too—of OW. for ten years before that measure was passed, exhausted their vocabulary in picturing the folly and tbe ...

... tr ade—wonld b esure and severe; but 8 Wou be dubious, Again, I observed that = ? Ww Ore ch G ®ap cora land on the Railway Whig h tly be t © intensify the existing competition I Arable f ar Ming in this country hss to con- 3 fee, cert that the Railway ...

... be in a heavy minority next Monday ‘‘ that minority would represent the of the majority of the English people because the Whigs would vote against their consciences,” AGGRESSIVE CONSERVATISM. The London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian writes ...

... constitutional right. We, however, do not so read the letter or spirit of the Constitution. When James II. fled from England the Whig Party of that day, took up the Crown that had fallen from his empty head, and handed it to the Prince of Orange. Many people ...

... eagerly discussed. In spite of all denials there is no doubt that a sentiment very extensively prevails in the ranks of the Whigs averse to many of the provisions of the proposal. Mr. Chamberlain masres much of Lord Durham, but after all he is scarcely ...

... constitutional right. We, however, do not so read the letter or spirit of the Constitution. When James II. fled from England the Whig Party of that day, took up the Crown that had fallen from his empty head, and handed it to the Prince of Orange. Many people ...