... THE CONSEaVATTVE PABTY FBOM A WHIG POINT OF VIEW. A general impression prevails, which msy or may not be corroborated by facta, that tbe Ministry is weaker than it was, thst it can less afford to stand sn attack, and that the Conservative leaders, although ...

... PARLIAMENT AND THE DANISH QIJESTIov A Whig ministry may be said to have ?? e | iv ' ' and where any government, professiiihT ?? ■ ciples aud acting consistently in accordance with ,I'* would inevitably go (o the wall, the ?? Cabinet iv contending with ...

... Of all the absurd proposals that an anti- quated Whig ever invented, that lately made by Lord Granville as the only means of ob- taining peace in New Zealand is perhaps the most preposterous and humiliating. Earl Granville has come to the conclusion that ...

... ?— The dearly beloved Whigs. Who were too cowardly to put it in execution ? — The Whigs. Who have ever bullied the weak and truckled to the strong ? — The Whigs. Who have always passed coer- cive measures for Ireland?— The Whigs. Who will promise everything ...

... fabric was overthrown. He did not Ihiuk the Whigs contemplated lhe ruiu of lhe Church, though he was happy to say he never was a Whig, aud he prayed C d be never might be— (laughter)— for he waa of opinion lhat a Whig was a creature completely out of lhe pale ...

... the working classes by property rather than occu- pation qualifications; and the boroughs would have been content with the Whig £7 franchise of last session, which, though in a thimt unjust to the country at large, added but 200,000 ale. • tors to the ...

... position they have so long occupied as huiichmeu to the Whigs, Tbey are uo louger satis- fied that the slate ot things should continue which » writer iv tbe Quarterly has so aptly described,—the Whigs furnishing the placemen, the Radicals tha votes, aud ...

... no more parting and no more dyeing, and, adds Lord Derby, * Thank Jove ! no more Whigs ! It ia well to joke, but we should fancy it is no joking matter to laugh at Whigs. Tub Eastern Crisis.— Of the orisis in the East there is very little that is new ...

... Gladstone is in reality the master of the position, since withont his aid uo Whig- Radical Cabinet having a chance of permaneuee can be formed. At the same time the great Whig housM are uot likely to consent to his appointment to the Premiership. Mr. Gladstone ...

... doings except on general grounds. Politically, and in a party sense, his task in the Whig interest will be worse than thrown away. The alliance between Mr. Bright and the Whig leaders is disliked by the bulk of the Liberals ; and the declarations from Liberal ...

... Mr. Leader succeeded. They most follow bis example. They will never be allowed to do as the Whigs have done. They have not gained the position which the Whig* once held and so often abused. They are not chosen and adopted us object* of the people's confidence ...

... classes in our Eastern territories ; and it was a lamentable specimen of party chance when be was succeeded by that most Whig of all Whigs, Sir Charles Wood. The country, therefore, instinctively puts faith in all of the Stanley race. In the father we have ...