... For Bathroom and Narsortn Of Chimigs: :5 c., THE NINETEENTH CENTURY For MAY, 1883, price 2s. 6d. DESULTORY REFLECTIONS OF A WHIG. By the Right Hon. Earl COWPER. QUESTIONS OF THE DAY IN INDIA. By Sir JULIAN GOLDSMID. THE MAN OF TllE FUTURE. By E. KAY ROBINSON ...

... attractive pages—we will not gav the .ding and respectable chapters of and Adoiphus, but even to such a (work the History of the Whig Ministry of 1830, that effective debater and thoroughly well-informed politician the late Mr. Rocbuck. JEren Miss History ...

... | style. The ancients are out of the way, and cannot ra feel hurt even by the assignment of a precedency H over them to the Whig leader ; whereas it is pos- be sible that the men who really did the greatest part th of the work of which Lord JQHN now takes ...

... and, above all, the religious faith of the ei-t Irish people, wil never allow them to eyrmpatbiae with Euglish j aso nto 'Whigs or Continental ltcpublicens. At Liberalism,~though unableto guide, has succeeded in bewilder- theI ing public opinion. and ...

... ic to the disfranchise-' ment of smalllboroughs. Seeing that these are in i the main Whig boroughs, left untouched by the P patriotic hands that framed the Whig Reform Bill, h it is not very easy to discover the logic of this in- P ference. What c ...

... Intbe geneiial th6'w'?.aU psrtiea and persona 0. ?? er~ vnor a -sliping from their former '11ilding ground. Ktos. Among the old whig clique, the English radiqal porty,. ant p iidA the liberali:iih iseCtion, the A6ea of -conimon aim !teittl A and porposa havelong ...

... reformers will be few, Mr. HARDCASTLE. It is mow some sixteen years ago since Mr. HORSMAN entered Parliament a young and active Whig -of the Edinburgh school; and for years he laboured hard in the ranks of whiggery. But he, too, found it dry bones ; and ...

... Translated by J. IL. It ver ~sri.b ad London: Longmcn. Brown, Green, and Longroane. din U e LORD HOLLAND'S MEMOIRS OF~ THE WHIG PARTY. IN ;en OPr'enetwlhrpbshdinI Vol., poet 8vo, seaE O R fteW i A T dtuing my vree 3 IE ?? ?? HonasL , Edited by aga ? ...

... Whfle asbe tnertzlingatfction f tag Chy lead the readerlinto theoahisteuy d~eas aol= 1 geealtoddoo. hbream the books tfrem whig thefiatrtemls are deved are inakoeotivabe ht the great majority of stodatta and so~) freon the loght they throw on the eharacter ...

... Trevor Chichele Plowden, Political Resident at Baghdad. Mr. Goldwin Smith-Past and Present. By R. Barry O'Brien. Radicals and Whigs. ByHenry Labouchere, M.P. Mozart. By H. H. Statham. Our Colonial Policy. By St. Leger Herbert, C. M.G. Occupying Ownership ...

... beginniung to repair this blunder. The wish has often been expressed for the formation in France of two great parties, the one Whig and the other Tory, as in England, but unfor- tunately the fact is lost sight of that both these parties in great Britain possess ...

... good-humoured spirit ; it contains a good many capital anecdotes, and it will preserve the traditions of one of the best old Whig families in England. . . These remi- niscences have the charm and flavour of personal experience, and they bring us into direct ...