... Conservatism. Yet a Conservative Dissenter is almost as rare as a Phcenix, while Radical Churchmen are only too numerous. Even the Whigs generally profess themselves, if anything, be members of the Estate lished Church. Leaving Dissenters to answer the above question ...

... their energies, and giving triumph to their enemies—no compromises or surrenders. Every seat, except perhaps Birmingham and a Whig Pocket Borough, must be fought for. here must be none of those delusive arrangements of «one and one ' giving a representation ...

... shall therefore examine the propositions ' coolly collated' after the 'cold collation,' which united this ' happy family' of Whig Lords, Inexperienced Ministers, and Dissenting Radicals. After due regard had been paid to the ' cold collation,' the Dnke ...

... bumpkin blokes Live in sweet virtuous ignorance, like saints. Why should I stain your happy innocence By wicked stories Of Whigs and Tories And Kadicalian tricks of impudence ? But as you wish to know what we are doiny, This Comus band In the Happy Land ...

... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE WHIG LORDS. KENT AND SUSSEX COURIER, FRIDAY, AUGUST is, The party of the • great Whig families' is known to do much towards keeping up its political importance by the exercise of social amenities. In days not long gone by the attractions ...

... downfall of the Percy lion ? In the last generation that noble beast used to turn his tail towards St. James' every time a Whig Ministry came into power. Have you Conservatives no sense of gratitude? no sympathy for a faithful servant in difficulties ...

... all his warnings and advice were .neglected by the Colonial Office. This neglect is ascribed to the prejudice entertained by Whig officials against a Colonial Governor who had received his appointment from Mr. Disraeli's Government. Now, however, that the ...

... THE LONG-LIVED PARLIAMENT. Our Whig Rad cal officials are very smart in giving reasons why the present House of Commons should not be dissolved—in other words, why they themselves should remain in office. The Attorney General has been telling his friends ...

... situation in which we are landed. For this we have to thank in the first instance the self-seeking policjrof~ Lord Russell and the Whig pwty. and that auction-bidding for Radical support by extensions of the franchise, which has been going on for the last twenty-five ...

... disorder, and the public good be sacrificed. Thus our socicty is one based solely on law. A reign of law! A society of law! Our Whig-Radical Regenerators—our Pagan canvassers of St. Luke's—our tender Gladstonian whisperers to nursemaids in the Park, and promisers ...

... been defeated at single Election for Greenwich, he could easily have found a refuge in the pocketborough of some obsequious Whig Lord. But to have stood the risk of an adverse judgment of the House and of defeat in a single Election at Greenwich, was more ...

... the outpost, She is led by bold Buccleuch: We will march if he be foremost Scots were ever leal and true. Glasgow, you the Whigs have humbled! Join our 'lo' loud to day; For the 'biscuit' you had 'mumbled' You at last have flung away. Perthshire! Let the ...