... which they are not always—in having a fair and plain ground to fight upon, with the further gratification of knowing that Whigs and Revolutionists combined could only count ten more than they did. And now we also learn that nothing has occurred for the ...

... view*, while making faint advances to the Tories, with the hope that they would assist them in venting their hatred on the' Whigs—they have made their election of a leader, whom they would doubtless use as far as he might serve their purpose, but whom they ...

... lo lead so shady minority every midsummer. The troth is, the country does not, and neror did, care for secret Toting. With Whigs as well as Tories, the popular tendency has always been manfully to show their colours. The thousands expended in old times ...

... him—and be is not given to gtoundless boasting—the prospects of the Conservative party are very hopeful; and he showed that the Whigs were not only losing numbers the House, but strength in the Cabinet, owing to the replacement of some of their best men successors ...

... excellent sherry which be may have in his Tudor palace at the top of Park-street; but leisure follows labour, and even the Whig Minister had worked hard before he decided henceforth to rest and be thankful. The march to Kingsweston is not a severe task ...

... the surplus, but the million wot king beads and hands of the nation, who would work all the same under a Conservative under a Whig regime. Given equally good times, there is nothing to prevent Tory Budget being equally good. ...

... would best suit their case. The brief truce *—almost amounting to a state of reconciliation—which existed between them and the Whig Premier little previous to the affair of Mr. Stansfeld, is already broken, pul end to, and replaced by the long-standing animosity ...

... AGITATION. Everything said to be fair war; and seeing how sharp has been the practice and how disingenuous the tactics ol the Whigs order to keep in office, should not deprecate dashing surprise, a quirk msnmuvre, or clever contrivance, on the part of the ...

... many friend ships, and certainly broken many associations. Party questions are, after all, to certain extent, abstractions —Whig and Tory could meet most times at table and pleasantly flaunt their respective colours in ploy before one another ; tut these ...

... Chartist” principles being carried practically out Mr.Bright’s convert and we can understand and almost pity the embarrassment of Whig place-hunters, who try to retain the fruits of professed Liberalism, while more in favour of Mr. Gladstone proposed levelling ...

... t) - t* hia own gnm humour. Central Council lately held at King's Collage, Sir Lomas , , a S™*' Uni worked hard for the Whigs Phillips presiding, at which Mr. PndeaniTof the Western h ...

... probably for another decade, let us take a momentary glance at the position policy of tbs Whigs, since 1839, and their position at present moment. In tbe year the Whigs, having stifled roost excellent Reform Bill, introduced by the Conservatives—a Reform ...