... Their voracity for office seems to have blinded the Whigs, and made •hem utterly regardless of the principles of truth and con tinuance in office is essential to ■ a-ifotv of the Irish Church. If the Whigs were in office they would, like the late Earl Grey ...

... confesses himself to be a Whig of the strictest type. There always have been two parties in the Liberal ranks. There are the Old Whigs, to whom I profess to belong. 1 have learned my Liberalism in the school of the Old Whigs—l have learned it in the school ...

... has gone, the Whig party ha. never yet produced Chancellor of the Exchequer.” the present day of dissolving views” of part-, connexions, should not have thought of class! lying Liberal Chancellors the Exchequer a. “Whig” or “Non-Whig.” But, thus challenged ...

... would certainly be entitled on that ground to the votes all men who might happen to bold that opinion. When Burke and the Old Whigs seceded from the New under the Duke of Portland, and under storm and stress of the French Revolution and Foxite sympathies ...

... elected to the present house, it should be borne in mind a union opposition vote. All his antecedents aro Whig, and he is a supporter of the old Whig doctrines of pro! tective tariff, international improvements, limation of executive power, devotion the ...

... to the behaviour of that political remnant which it is still necessary to distinguish as the Whig .party. It had been foreseen for many years that the Whigs would ultimately have to make their choice between two almost equally unpalatable alternatives ...

... defrauded cut of her rights altogether through Whig patty manoeuvring. Surely the people of Scotland would resent and condemn so factious course. Mr. Laing has indicated the part which every patriotic member, whether Whig or Tory, should play. Let the Scotch members ...

... be matched even in the annals of Whig administration. question whether this is not indeed Lord Russell's prime achievement in the art foreign diplomacy. On this little matter baa been showered all the resources of Whig blundering. It is clear from the ...

... free. But the Whigs owe everything to the British Constitution ; their rank, their fame, their prosperity. And to do their present leader justice, he is not tardy in acknowledging his obligations to that venerable entity. Between the Whigs and the Radicals ...

... -The EDINBUKIiff REVIEW. No. just frablijßea, contains an Article the Umolntlon Parliament, am the ulli y and Prospects the Whig Party at the aporoachtng ElecUun.. Loudon: Longmans Co. ...

... Protestant country, is very remarkable, coming as does immediately after a recent declaration put forward on behalf of the Whigs that the Whig party is the natural ally of Protestantism. In this declaration there lurks a covert insinuation that the Church of ...

... a secret tribunal, from which the public were debarred, and was nest of Whigs. Forty persons were connected with the Board, every one of whom without exception belonged to the Whig party. He had received hundreds of letters complaining of the manner which ...