... Looking, said the hon. member, at such speeches as that of Lord G. Cavespisu last session, which reflected the feeling of the Whig aristocracy, looking at the speeches from below the gangway, which expressed dissatisfaction if not disgust, and the changed ...

... no doabt that some gentlemen in the room had read the remarkable xoech of Lord George Cavendish, the representative of the d Whig gentry, and all must have been struck with the changed tone of the press of the country, not only of the London papers, but ...

... necessary, rather than as to the solution of the problem which has been 8o long and warmly debated. Tue Coar Economies or THE WHIGS. — Is it possible that Mr, Baxter's famous economies with regard to the supply of coal for the navy turn out to be as delusive ...

... their idess, and parties with ws gpdually ‘shade off into each other, till in Lord Hagy Vaine for instance, we had a staunch Whig, yet decidedly Conservative in principle, and in the EcerroNs snd many others we have Conservatives always ready to resist ...

... the necessity of such an organization against the next slections as would give that vote in favour of the candilate, whether Whig or Tory, who would promote the rinciple of Home lgule. In many boroughs, he stated, the Irish vote, if well organized, would ...

... mlquiud from them (hear and cheers). In the year 1835, the House of Lords, which had a Conservative majority in the face of a Whig Governmen:, defeated not only in the month of August, but carried into Nept, the labour necessary for a subject not more important ...

... . 0 0 0 Matthews 0 0 0 At last, then, the borough of Reigate has made the amende honorable to Mr. Searle, who, whether Whig or Tory, is one of the best and most honourable and independent men in it. A CLERGYMAN ASSAUI‘,I}NG THE HIGH BAILIFF.—At Messrs ...

... toast which was always well re- | of these reductions, and economy combined with efMcisncy, ceived in any assemhly, whether of Whig, Tory, or Radical,— | whether in the three years he has been in office his naval ad noderate or immoderate (laughter and cheers) ...

... mmarymdchmhmhknplmof such a charac‘urthfiluhouldhudbnwgnhe the House of Com. ‘munnwmlminwuw it. Since I first went to | Parliament, whig administrations have created 175 baronets (the last of whom has disgracefully chosen to revile she monarch from whose hand ...

... it all into one heap, so that next January there is a whole year's income-tax to pay. Fiedge your candidates, then, whether Whigs, or Tories, or Radicals, demand of them as a sine qud non that they will vote against Schedule D. Let the leaders both of the ...

... or appeal to the people is a piece of jugglery, and that it would be jus as reasonable to ask French villagers if they are Whigs or Tories, or if they prefer the Roman constitution to that of Athens, as to ask them to decide on the form of government best ...

... convicts the Premier and Lord Hather ley of a colourable evasion of their own statute is invincible. Every man you meet, be he Whig, Radical, or Tory, is of the same opinion. And Mr. Gladstone's reply is so thoroughly Gladstonian, that it excites a smile ...