... Peelite Conservatives cheered because they remembered Lord J. Russell's Edinburgh letter and the tardy conversion the Whigs ; the Whigs cheered because they gladly gave the credit to Mr. Cobden rather than to the Minister ; and tlve Protectionists cheered ...

... evening paper, literally devoted to the old Whig party, announces that there is just now a in politics —we quote our contemporary's emphasis as well as his words. After the debates Mr. Bainks's Franchise Bill, we find no difficulty in giving credit ...

... many friends of progress, and cause a loss of several seats to the Liberal party. The Whigs will have uneasy time of the hustings next July, ami when a trimming Whig opposed a hearty and sincere Reformer, it is neit doubted which side the sympathies of ...

... the party whose supj-ort their existence, a Ministry, depends. During all this time, while Ministers and their supporter#—Whigs and Radicals, with a good many moderate Conservatives thrown in—have diligently sought to undermine the Constitution, to upset ...

... these resolutions in speech after his own manner. The Governmen had broken faith with the Church, Lord Granville and Lord Derby—Whig and Tory—were equally guilty, the latter having completely jockeyed the Archdeacon and his friends. The Church of England ...

... bodies is till up vacancies with people of their own way thinking —Churchmen elect Churchmen, Dissenters elect Dissenters, Whigs, Radicals, and Tories, are all tarred with the same brush. I»v accident sometimes a man of the wrong colour gets in, and now ...

... workhouses. The English Catholics with Lord Edward Howard at their head the Lower House, are not the men to forget what the Whigs have done for them. We now hear from Ireland that thenare signs and symptoms of reaction against the senseless hatred of the ...

... declared that while Ministers are not indifferent to the wants of the Church in respect to episcopal supervision—a delightfully Whig way of putting it— there are difficulties in the matter which cannot over-looked, and which it is impossible for them to control ...

... from Sir Uoundell Palmer. Sir Hugh Cairn* would then have it all his own way again, and the paucity legal talent among the Whigs would again unpleasantly manifested. It not to denied that the Leeds scandal of which one son the hero, following so shortly ...

... money ; the other is qualified only by half a dozen beatings, and the possession of parrot which uses bad language about the Whigs. Neither the Tory candidates have ever said or done a single thing to entitle them to the confidence of reasonable politician ...

... a standstill through the halflieartedness of those who undertook to carry them. But while the organs of the old parties, Whig and Tory alike, are crying out against Mr. Bright —as against one who proclaims from the house-top a secret they would scarce ...

... ire distress, and mentioned that the Chairman of the Relief Committee was Lord Derby. The second member that committee was a Whig of the Kouian Catholic body in the House. He was pleased that distress had passed away, for it was a pitiable sight to see ...