... is sniufed out, I think I see that something else is snuffed out. I re- member in those days the Tories were jubilant, the Whigs were a little depressed, and the Radicals, I ns serry to say, were sligistly dowvncast. I, for my oswn part, endeavoured, with ...

... brate force, but sooner or later tljeir failure would have been complete. lly corcioui, said one of the greatemt of the Whigs, W e may goad on Ireland to fury but we selll tnever break har spirit '-(ebeheis-and it was a poliev of unmitigated coercion ...

... Devonshire House and Hatfield House, and arranging a disgraceful compromise between the popular leader and the heads of the Whig and Tory sections of the aristocracy, Bartington and Salisbury. These things being so, it is impossible for a moment to trust ...

... Old Man's mantle is to fall upon Sir William, we must have from him before long a general confession of democratic faith. The Whig school from which he is emerging is not one to inspire the masses with con..dence. Having put his hand Lo the plough, he must ...

... by men who claimed to be heirs of the place he occupied' If the men of those generations could have seen the de- generate Whigs who claimed to represent the principles of Fox, Burke, and Chatham, if they could have seenthemfollowing apolicyof this kindhe ...

... thle lteckreutors' Coserc ios Bill uiiasucisesle t sougis coiisusittee. ' lie Earl oe Nortislruo!a. cie of the disoesitieat Whigs, wlhou Air. C ladotone- frinsrly lust the honour of Isp- Pointhing to ass ou~iceld _itt ?? hiss failed in everythiiing lie ...

... charged to-day flocacs. To SPELUKxR PIta. SIRe,-Your conduct in the House of Commons en Thulssmday night in conspiring with Whig asid Tory capitalists and landlords to suppress thc deslocvatic mesibers is is note of warviing which the dornoeracy will do ...

... for un- i.s'l ', clets it iS likely that he and his Aini'r4ill rematin so conteutfor the next r;:rs. Tlet is to say, the Whigs will .icoTOlines in office as long as they can, ia i 'Hl to kieep Il i. Gladstone out. They in' airiaid at the growvth of ...

... Nothiuig better testifies to the worm which is cankering our public life then the set of miserable creatures-called Tories and Whig Dissentieuts-who have teenl sent into the House of Commons to represent England under tha democratic franchise. A ieore despieable ...

... class. (A voice: Sir Edward Colbrooke.) I hope Sir Edward Colebrooke, the Lord Lieu-tenant of Lanark- shire, will be a good Whig again. IHe is a friend of mine, and I would not wish for one moment that it should be thought I was making a personal redection ...

... Ministerhal shafts. Mr. Goschen tlv toiisented to join him, but from the other ,,bI Xveal he lms aipproached, the Premier hbs only Whigs 0 lulb When parliament neects, the Coll- e'ad t w;ill be found to be standing, with the II of tie new Chancellor of the E ...

... ive of the privileged classes ? MR. HzERBPRT BURROws, of the Inland Revenue, has been cautioned by the subordinates of the Whig rat, Mr. Goschen, for taking part in a demonstration in Vic- toria.park against the Coercion Act. It is tobe hoped that all ...