... 1 MI as Whig land bill, and ends in the same way—by admitting the need of reform, but cavilling at that particular tura-tire. If they desire a new police, he objects to the expenditure; if a large reduction. he talks of the interests of England. lie is ...

... ••• • Hi, 186 E. t.' I ave secured it for some needy member of the 'teat Whig party, Hence their annoyance. Tl.e Lrlcrabs are so hungry for place after their couple of years' elusion front offire,that they are thrown into convol. si us at the idea of ...

... MAY 21, 1868.] Parliament will be like before they complete their final reorganization. The old Whigs want it because, though staunch enough on the Irish Church, they went to see how far they must go before they commit themselves unreservedly to Mr. ...

... THE FRIEND OF INDIA. selves Whigs or Tories,—a Conservatism of high principle and unflinching truthfulness,— a Conservatism of genuine sympathy with English character and the spirit of Engli►h institutions, —a Conservatism of legislative and ndna inistrative ...

... questions of personal predilection, the opinions of the old Whigs are much wore in accordance with those of the moderate Conservatives than with those of the Manchester school ; and even if these old Whigs remain true at heart to their faith in the creed of progress ...

... the feast at Sheffield, he is an old Yorkshireman and a good Whig. Perhaps we have no right to look for anything more than is conveyed in these titles. A true Yorkshireman and a tough Whig ought to be quite good enough to look after a country eight thousand ...

... expel from power for a lung period the party which shall propose it. Let it once be understood by the consti- tueneies that the Whig Government is identified with schemes for a large extension of the franchise and for secret voting, and we well know what result ...

... merged into the Conservatives, the young Liberals of the country are growing up with altogether different opinions to the old Whigs. They have a broader platform—tons. an Elizabethan word—had lees aristocratic notions. They are prepared for very extensive ...

... Tories and the Radicals of the place against the Whig candidates. He was proposed by a Radical and seconded by a Tory. Mr. O'Connell gave him a letter of recommendation. He furiously attacked the Whigs. This was charsetet istie. It is possible to maintain ...

... done to deserve such glory as he is said to be on the point of reaping. He is of the tribe of the Greys, it is true, a Whig of the Whigs; concerning seal, never out of office ; coneerning the righteousness which is in red tape, blameless. But these are not ...

... by the loss in counties. In the first estimate the doubtful element is supposed to be the great boroughs where Radicals and Whigs are quarrelling, in the second the doubtful element is admited to be Ireland where priests and landlords are fighting for ...

... distinguished by a slight leaning towards the North. The Southern Americans, a mere handful, are a debased remnant of the old Whig party as it existed in the South. Of theme four political brigades, the Republicans are much the most numerous, and, iodeed ...