... distinct. It is the business of the partisan, who represents once the enthusiasm and the ignorance of the multitude—whether Whig, a Tory, or a Badical multitude, to bring into strong relief the intensity of the feelings with which any measure is favoured ...

... of Lord Dulferin, though it ought not be difficult to find many well qualified men. The Telegraph says the new Ministry the Whig element largely dilutes the Cabinet that it is difficult detect the Radical flavour, but it must not be forgotten that Mr. ...

... apparent even sooner, and with more distinctness, than the worst opponents of the Liberal party would have ventured to predict. Whig writers are doing their utmost and their worst to create jealousies, and therefore feud between Lord Russell and Mr. Gladstone ...

... the Conservative policy—just as unuiaUkeably the great governing familiea the Whig party have declared for Mr. GLADarora. And the battle ia now with the people. The Whig- Radical-Republican faction have forced on a transfer power to the democracy, and ...

... principal of St. Alban's Hall, Dr. Whately extended his theological and literary reputation by various work* In 1831, the Whigs being then in office, he was consecrated Archbishop Dublin, and Bishop of Glendalagh ; and since 1816 he had also been Bishop ...

... present juncture, is from letter sddressed by ths Rev. Canon Trevor to Viscount Milton, M.P., in reply to epistle which noble Whig-Badical candidate for the West Hiding had asked the rev. gentleman to stand neutral in the attack upen the life of the national ...

... doubt. they tad discerned the bias of his mind C^e.saw himself. Dr. ase y and Mr. Liddon, who Impose maybe termed ctively Whig and Liberal penmen, kmdly suggest that half our Church colleges -endowments at Oxford should be given up to the denomuiationß--vaiu ...

... place, even supposing that Mr. Diuuu were already condemned the voice of the House of Commons, would only follow well-known Whig preeedeot if plied the pitchfork litde vigorously. It not so tery long since Lord Rises ll went out of office, and most ...

... industry. Its bitterness infects a thousand channels of humble life We arc not aware, however, that the agricultural classes, as Whig organs allege, have made this subject matter of political contest instead of national importance. There has been such disposition ...

... did at the tian«. country which both Whigs and Tories hai com nit-awl as much wrong it was possible for men commit Their devastations In Ireland had been monstrous. In there was Whig king ruling England, whom the Whigs brought over from Holland, and who ...

... meaning of ite. deliberations. At this moment it is of course impossible to say whether there will be such a majority of Whig and Whig-Radical peers in the Upper House when the bill in question is returned to it as will carry the measure without alteration ...

... Mr. T. W. Evans, Whig, was elected. Meetings have been held Melbourne, Derby, and Belper, at which the electors present have passed resolutions pledging themselves to support Mr. Colvile in the event of his offering himself, but the Whig magnates of the ...