... when Mr. DISRAELI was a Radical, and Lord DERBY a member of a Whig Cabinet, eagerly bidding against each other which of them shll most strongly express sympathy with that revolution. The Whigs, both as consistent lovers of the revolution and still more ...

... John Russell's treatment of Catholics, while their old Roundhead Cromwellian and rebellious spirit has warmed towards the Whigs for their support of the Italian revolution. Hear the organ of Newdegate on the Irish Church : The fact is that the Sovereigu ...

... astonished at the apathy with which we bore the insult, awi must again saY, in the words of the write r i n the Northern Whig— It is a slight that Irishmen should no longer bear, to have to expatriate themselves before they can be trusted to take part ...

... heirs—Hookhatn. Why shouldn't he marry again? I often say to him, Ringwood, why don't you marry, if its only to disappoint that Whig fellow, Sir John. You are fresh and hale, Ringwood. lota may live twenty yeArs, five and twenty years. If you leave your niece ...

... heirs—Hookharc. Why shouldn't he tharry again?. .1 Often say to him, ' Ringwood,: why don't maryi;if : its, only to disappoint that Whig. fellow, Sir t John..,, YOti are fresh and hale, Ringwood. You may live ;wettlyiyears, and twenty: years. If . you leave ...

... the councils of Birmingham and Manchester Democracy. It is well, however, that the upholders of the Constitution, whether Whigs. or Tories, should be on their guard against all such mischievous attempts as the one to which we have referred. They that ...

... sincerely to adopt his propositions, and give practical effect to his advice. We perceive some Whig journals, particularly a morn ing metropolitan contemporary, whose Whig predilect ions have long been manifest, seek to persuade the public that his Grace is on ...

... Republicans had elected a President. How, then, did these Republicans come to exist? Mr. Forster described how the two parties of Whigs and Demo- j crats which had divided the Union had been replaced by now school of Democrats, who advocated the right of the ...

... been established by his favourites Cromwell and William of Orange, and which had become the only means of governing Ireland on Whig principles. Mr. Goldwin Smith thus sums up his conclusions : There are four relations in which Ireland may be placed with ...

... sedition, infidelity, and destruction prophetically chalked out for it in the dismal apprehensions of the old school politicians. Whigs and Tories, Conservatives and pseudo- Liberals, more especially in the ranks of the Upper Ten Thousand, and the benches occupied ...

... benefited his manufacturing friends; and the whole nation may now well stand aghast the enormous deficit in the revenue which this Whig-Radical juggle, carried through Parliament by the very seductive eloquence of Mr. Gladstone, has now most effectually accompUsbed ...

... minutes will yet considered in Parliament. They certainly will, if our dnty, both considered and rescinded; but if trust to Whig promises, and hold our peace, shall have Haalar education,” with treasury nomines in every parish, before (wo years are out ...