... and Son. further instalment of Mr. Massey's book—for Which the Whigs cannot feel too grateful —brings the Georgian Chronicle down from 1781 to 1793. Looking upon history from a purely Whig point-ot-view, and judging all men and things from the hustings ...

... master. The name of Burke is identified with the earliest agitation of those great questions, upon their advocacy of which the Whigs have been content to rest their claims to the confidence of their countrymen. He was one of the first public men who saw clearly ...

... principle in the Ministerial resistance. The harbours of refuge are intended to preserve life and property. But when did a Whig Government take any interest in either life or property that did not belong to themselves? Some people have been mad enough ...

... of Rheims, Nobody seemed one penny the worse; and I much question whether the. cynosure of all eyes, the High Church Whig (if Whig he be—l don't know!) felt himself even a baubee the better for the blessing of the Presbyterian minister. Oh! alas poor ...

... that its journals and reviews should keep pace, in point of intelligence and information, with the liberal organs, whether Whig, Radical, or Republican. The following summary is supplied of newspaper politics:— ...

... sneered-at as Young Englandim was inaugurated by Lord JOHN MANNERS and a ch(sen band of colleagues, who had imbibed the—to Whigs and Liberals—absurdly heretical notion that the people might be overworked. The opposition which the movement provoked at that ...

... unrepresented interest. This quality enabled him to see through faction, charlatanism, and Bunkum at a glance, and any Ministry, Whig or Tory, could readily calculate on his vote if there was any question— How the QUEEN'S Government was to be carried on. ...

... had been passed as it was first brought forward P It contained certain subsidiary provisions which have no counterpart in the Whig measure. There was the lodger franchise, the savings' bank franchiee, the educational franchise, the funded property and pensions ...

... gentleman while he remained at home, and we looked upon his appointment to the Exchequer of our dominions in the East as a Whig job of unsurpassed magnitude. We have had no reason to alter that opinion. We cannot consider the Financial Secretary of India ...

... not thought necessary to include that corporation in the Municipal Act. In plain English, the London Corporation helped the Whigs to I reform other corporations, but, in return for this ser- I vice, it bargained that it should itself be quietly left to ...

... coupled with the antecedents of the chief members of the Cabinet, and Mr. BRIGHT'S intimation that, in order to lighten the Whig vessel and make the sailing smooth for the captain and crew, he will consent to be the Jorieu of the voyage, point to the belief ...

... information given him by the doorkeeper of the House, the Doctor always taking care, as he used to say, that those dogs of Whigs should have the wors t o f th e d e b a t e . Will it be believed that the Times' reporter makes Mr. JAMES talk of those ...