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... Thereare a good manyreasons for this—some of them purely, personal, There are: many Conservatives who dishka Mr. Goschen’s Whig tendencies, and doubt whether he possesses either the tact or the temper for the leadership. He would certainly irritate opponents ...

... is undonbtedly the prophecy it contains. Lord Hartington is something besides tho leader of the Unionists; he is the first Whig in England, the representative of a family which, though always moderate, has played a conspicuous part in every revolution ...

... but elementary wisdom to recognise and profit by it. What would have been thought of Free Traders some 50 years ago if, when Whigs and Liberals of that time were beginning to come over to them, Cobden and Bright had said, “We will go our own way; we care ...

... of the Reform party with Lord Metcalfe for the completion of responsible government; for the Mackenzies had inherited ardent Whig principles. In 1848 the whole family settled at Sarnia, in Western Ontario. Population was fast increasing, aund the young ...

... qualities they had were qualities of quite another type, The late Lord Derby was a rash politician, who preferred “dishing the Whigs ” to securins the quieter interests of the country, Mr. Disracli was a political improvisatore, who preferred indulging his ...

... Bishop declined to present the petition. When the Rector of Alderley was removed to Norwich, and when, upon the nomination of a Whig Premier, he was raised to the Episcopate, when he begged that Thomas Arnold might preach the consecration sermon, when, in ...

... Presidentship of the Union. Heis a fine young fellow, who, though a splendid oar, has brains ; which, indeed, runin the old Whig family of Russell. The death of Stambuloff reminds one of the fact that numerous murders of the kind have been committed or ...

... wise men know it, Becaute, 'midst many a would-be Laureate, We cannot find a—Poet . : Well, ltl;bex'e is one; but him both Whig and Tory ate ; Whence he, although a Poet, is not Laureate! &nd, after all, John Bull is little loth To wait until he finds ...

... assure you!” (From Pick-Me-Up, In case of war, we should be bound to win, for both political parties would combine, and does not Whig joined to Tory spell Whigtory P WaAT StrRUcK Him.—~Mabel ¢ *“Does the Count love you for your money or your beauty ?”—Violat: ...

... the time being, and join in an appeal to William to aid them by his arms, in the recovery of their laws and liberties. Tho Whigs were ready for the opposition to the King, for his acts were ('ontx'm'ly to tSI their principles of liberty. The Tories, also ...

... and that by the common law of England, no man not authorized by the Crown, had a right to publish political news. Whilst the Whig party wae still formidable, certain Newspapers were suffered to appear, viz.: “The Protestant Tlntelligence,” “The Current ...