... which be published in 1868, which failed to obtain the approval single man of eminence, whether Whig Tiny. Still, it is hard to see—and most hard of all from Whig point of view—why should persist in framing his orations as if were living in 1830 instead of ...

... from its being not new. former days Mr. Disraeli accused late illustrious statesman of having appropriated the clothes the Whigs while they were bathing. It will be a higher pitch of political magnanimity than is quite common in states men, if Mr. Disraeli ...

... bntlnete of electoral reform that contained in bit letter to Hr. George Potter. The ridieulont npahot of tbit iateat of the Whig maoifeatoee it this—that, ia Lord Bussell's opinion, there are fear great changes neceatary for the well-being of the country ...

... country ’ to the new-fangled Liberal devices tbat the Conservatives have gone to the pure system scot and lot—from a Whig innovation, which Whigs themselves were perpetually tinkering, and yet which they had never the courage or the skill to improve. Let Mr ...

... Gladstone's tribute to the surpassing virtues of the ex- Chaocellor of tbs Exoheqner. Macaulay gave the history of England from tbe Whig point of view decent interval after the events coloured with such masterly hut disingenuous skill Hr. Gladstone asks too mnch ...

... in such a manner as to exclude them from all connection with it. A Reform Bill has length been carried : but where are the Whigs,—where are the men who so long trafficked in the question ? They have no place in connection with the triumphant Bill. Jt is ...

... intention to Father Birch not to offer himself again to his late constituents at Kilkenny for election. The Northern Daily Whig reports great length the proceedings of a great demonstration on behalf of the present system of Irish National Education, ...

... THE LIBERAL MAJORITY. The Morning Summary remark* that the Whig* are too wise in Iheir dty and generation to boliete In the reality the Liberal majority. They know ita hollowncee. They are folly aware that, if there waa really a of Radical policy aifeeting ...

... Bright has been content straight to his work, aod proclaim as the end and of his labours the expulsion of the Tories. But the Whigs have not the best possible seputation la Ireland, and spite of the singular tactics of tbe Roman hierarchy in Tippeyary, the ...

... from London with hisson, who was once accepted by the Whigs as their candidate. The appearance of the Jaoksons, pdre it Jlls, in the field waa significant, and it quickly became apparent that the Whigs were at their old work again. On no oceasion has the ...

... suffrage. For the j purposes of Opposition, a Whig catspaw is no doubt j invaluable to extract their cbesnuts for them “thorough the iron bara” (not, it hoped, redhot yet) of this Reform question. But what Whig purpose what enlightened Liberal purpose can ...

... city until Dear nightfall, when left in the 5.30 train. The First NEWspaRER in Richmond. On the the publication the Richmond Whig newsnaper ...