... great questions with which Lord RUSSELL had to deal, his Whig bias and thorough party-training unquestion- ably injured the tone of his policy. With regard to the oppression of Poland, his Whig principles rendered him thoroughly restless, and his par ...

... sympathising with that great English Mind of which the Manchester Mind is only a fraction; and every Conservative, as well as every Whig, knows that Lord PALMERSTON is much more likely to see the good in Mr. BR:GHT than Mr. BRIGHT to see the good in Lord PALMERSTON ...

... been written to the plaintiff's grandfather by Lord Nelson, Lord Moira, the Duke of Bedford, and other eminent members of the Whig party at the beginning of the present century. The letters were supposed to have got into the possession of Mr. Campbell as ...

... spread of education than the advocates of a compulsory national system; more for careful constitutional precedent than the Whigs; and more for the spiritual independence of the Church than the highest Tories. He unites cotton with culture, Manchester with ...

... me recall my former deeds- JOHN BRIGHT, M.P. for Birmingham, and BAINES, M.P. for Leeds, Tile noisy tongues which scold the Whigs and say their sun is set; Aye ! every journal that I read forbids me to forget. They say Reform forgets me now-that she can ...

... should be still further extended. But what reason does he assign for it ? That the country is at present misgoverned ? that the Whigs should be expelled from office i No: it is not for the sake of any further good in the shape of better measures that he recommends ...

... man,- a Whig !. but he's both. The comparative merits of Whig ism and priggism we will not here attempt to determine. But whatever they are, it is no news to the world, unhappily, that Sir GEORGE GREY combines them in his own person. Of Whigs in the elder ...

... resignation of another office which he had always filled satisfactorily. And then the Herald launches into a general attack of Whig nepotism, as exemplified in the case not only of the BETHELLS, but of the GREYS and the ELLIOTS. THE MALT TAX. Neither the ...

... cordial, unforgiving, and ambitious rancour. It is well, however, that the Canadians should know how little they can trust to Whig statesmanship, and that for their own defence they must rely upon themselves-as long as the present Government is in power ...

... irritating discussions should be avoided. Within half a year from the utterance of that conciliatory speech a British army, under Whig management, was on its way to the deepest grave ever dug by war in the Crimea, and a British admiral was flourishing his cutlass ...

... interests, as party interests, took a keen hold upon him. It was a deep pleasure to him to review, session after session, the Whig legislation, and show that it was naught. But Lord WESTBURY is scarcely capable of giving up to party what was meant for mankind ...

... interests, as party interests, took a keen hold upon him. It was a deep pleasure to him to review, session after session, the Whig legislation, and show that it was naught. But Lord WESTBURY is scarcely capable of giving up to party what was meant for mankind ...