... has bed harder than Wilson, was crested C.B. some vasts ago, bat be only gets one step of booortry distinction. ft was under Whig administration—Lord Palmerston being the Foreign Secretary—that Sir John Keane, for not having taken siege gnns to Obusnee ...

... in India. He enumerated gnat many causes of the resell, but the main one, in his opinion, dated from the fatal policy of the Whig Gosomment of 1817, when, under inDuenco of the wildest most chimerical notions, invaded Cabul, making that invasion pretext ...

... with more fovownblt conviction It in by aaiaa that reform will carried; it through the Jetlwnies the represented classes that Whigs may enabled to defeat them. As the views of Ike Government then is no longer a doubt. The mnintalned until the present week ...

... right to expect such horrors from our bitterest auamim. Wall, whom fault was it? Ha mu not blama any Government. bad Tory and Whig Oorvrumeuta, (am had never had a Radical, and wc were not likely to gat oae), bat none of them foresaw that this mutiny waa ...

... man, Mr Haatie' professed bimsclf a Liberal, tad variably throughout hit career be was a staunch and tram supporter of tba Whig Government. At tba general elect ion of 1883, Mr Hsstw's nturn was contested by Mr Holy, bairiatar-at-law, London, bat the ...