... do I so. The Whigs are the avowed enemies of the Holy See. I mI a one of its most devoted children. The Whigs wish to a despoil the Holy Father of his temporal possessions. I wish to preserve them for him in all their inte2rity. The Whigs support a system ...

... writer attempts the political jargon of England, and• of ambition in which they have been engaged, time talks familiarly about Whigs and Tories and their ; has fully realised his lordship's hopeful predictions. respective peculiarities, he no doubt persuades ...

... in the excuse would avail for putting off the ques- F our per C en t. Debentures were in those of the issue of Reform. The Whigs had often promised, o f 1859, which was sold at 971. out their promises had never been fulfilled. They Heaviness continues ...

... Twenty-nine years ago, on the same day of the same month, be brought forward the bill which associated his name with the great Whig statesmen of those times, and which has supplied him with an amount of political capital enjoyed by no other public man. The ...

... appeared evident. At the present day, however, the case is a very different one. More than two centuries ago, before the names of Whig and Tory had ever been used, there was a great dispute between two parties as to the nature of the functions of the House of ...

... however,. made Scotland, if not a greater power in the state, at all events a greater power at Downing-street, and the number of Whig partisans who have come over the border or retreated beyond the Tweed to find seats in the Reformed Parliament, would form ...

... disgrace, and proves our deter. 0, raination to emtest, at no matter what disadvantage, every ,„ seat held by an anti-pastoral Whig. Th e Att orney G enera l has crammed the county with military and extra constabulary, -r`' choking the booths with soldiers ...

... not too much t o sa y th a t h e h as virnight being devoted to the b e nefit o f Mr. W. H arr i son. I n tually crushed the Whig Philistines, in whose mill he consequence of the house being required for the use of the rifle volunteer ball there will be ...

... offend their Imperial patron. As in former days the great Whig patriots, Sydney and Russell, did not. disdain to be pensioners of France, it is not impossible that there may be in these palmy days of Whig ascendancy, others, nominal Englishmen, who follow their ...

... last night. If they had consulted the Foreign Secretary's favourite idol, Mr. Fox, they would have found that the greatest of Whig thunder had been delivered against the sudden adoption of commercial treaties, and if they had even recalled the example of ...

... offend their Imperial patron. As in former days the great Whig patriots, Sydney and Russell, did not disdain to be pensioners of France, it is not impossible that there may be in these palmy days of Whig ascendancy, others, nominal Englishmen, who follow their ...

... to the system adopted in foreign armies, where purchase is unknown. It is a strange but noteworthy fact, that whenever the Whigs hold office instinct and private information seem always to be ahead of Government officials, even on their own special ground ...