... have given safel up the idea of pe26eant proprietary and ?? dlpurchase, and in in order to conciliate another Er section-the Whigs and the Lords in their t toot Er late Cabinet-they refuned to entertain, addl mint or would continue to refuse to enitertain ...

... Mr 5-- H. DICK-It 15 units clear that no snotiess ' ought to be disruessi without notice. Let Mr Cross give notice of mom. Whig sanuid yen not to rail a coeds1 meeting to disnases it to-metro;? or , at next day? I cc Mr M'EWxN-I ask Mr Mitchell if three ...

... fought, and were legislated t against, But a change came over the public sesti- I mnot. We saw one Government after another, I Whig and Tory alike, vising with each other in I I efforts to promote legislatieo for the purpose i of recognising and legatizing ...

... which may any ina, day fall into the hands of a domocratic despot, just as primary education fell in 1e61 ite tihe hands of a Whig doctrinaire. If ever thcre as been a class of men who hare ohown they can be trusted it has been the secondary school- aasstars ...

... Reform Bill, to iand when it weas thought that6t its becomin g of ihome law would givep a 11on1ropoly of power 10 deings te thme Whig party, BsN complared the a ritbin time they had boon sn power esn~eea then,, ith, thetim thei Censervatives ha~d boee in V4 ...

... the Glitonditn party. They consider its members as iccupyiag ihI i gard to 30cial q uestien miiuchn the sam e ?? that the Whigs did in regard to Ppaliahen- lary referm'. By their topid gincy o the rights of labour they do more tisehlbtf than open, avowed ...

... Chi'l ls W-3 ill be oA'eroi, Cousictiog- of jhvy0 CP% le cehis-e enfl, lilca' mzanu J..J aI!teC Ct, ?? A c ?? I.W SiT A-sfTfl t'WhIG PRICES. - 5~'lieV 'La eoiec~ ?? ohbL ols like them for V tw 1; ole. b.-cV s.SO ol threly kioen colonia I 1 llanel 10'0wanht ...

... Fourth, the Wellington Ministry t s vwas defeated on a side issue, resigned office, eI and gave place to Lord Grey and the Whigs ..I-the tirst Lihberal Government that had been nin power for four and twenty years. Then, sbegan the great Reform battle, ...

... interval c at the beginning of which that bauner had been torn froai ths hands of Fredorick Lucas by an alliasce botween the W`higs of Ireland and some of these mean who ought to have known hotter, and whom he would rnot particularise, jt serns of whokm ...

... lisart of nies-tenthe ci en th. rational forces is wish tt?em-(citetre)-tha.t pr they have trig to light seer again the rettex Whigs rho osere crecuilag back into e'rei: army when they i I.e theugre diet' encre going t'e win. (Clrears.) They I tsr had to u ...

... nzot, so far| tas we have seen, quoted by Mr I-ay, constains IfC the heat illustration of Swift's creed ass a H ligh t ?? Whig)' Mr falay givres some pleasant I ,,sb-etches of Swvift's friends, eud he migh~t haveit s included Berkeley smongt them, especially ...

... reason Mr Gladstone had not embodied the one man one vote proposal in his 1884 Reform Bill ? was, that Lord Hartiagica end Whig obstruction- a lets would in ouch cisc has-s broken up the Liberal' Oh Lord Hsrrisgtsn's attoarios has been .1! called to the ...