... himself, if one comes. to look at the mrake of the article, as he mihht exfress it! Not i at all in the first plaoe, you are a Whig adile , and Stubbs c has always voted blue, and always will ' (though his political principles do not go much beyond that formula); ...

... and that throughout the whole of his political course the leading object of his life was the maintenance and assertion of Whig principles. This alone should entitle Lord FORTESCUr to the gratitude of his party. Yet after the begging-box has been sent ...

... ofbeing under Ithe orders of another. He never could brook control. -The end- .of all wes that unhappy Baltic campaign. The Whigs had great trust ln, him. Lord Grey'a Government did- all they could for I him in his Portuguese adventuro. -irod Melbourne ...

... Nosed of every 'species, every 6hade-.al~ ai iyo piis opinion-'-(bear, hear)-'from that rather foasil spedi'es of tho . Old Whig down to the extremeet of 1Jadioais.-- (Loud laughter. )-We see this diffevence in thea Cabinet,- end 'it ~ist notorious-at ...

... disappears to-day and comes back to his place in Parliament to-morrow. That is true enough : ministerial responsibility (even the Whig Hallam confesses it) is a mere myth. Its heaviest penalty is loss of place and pay. On Friday Mr. Milner Gibson hinted though ...

... office their principles may go to the shades. The Whig theory is that principles are only intended to be talked about, and to be made the guides of political conduct when in Opposition. In fact Whigs wear their principles only as electors do their rosettes-at ...

... in the history of our Finances, which Sir STArFOnD NORTHCOTE is rumoured to be preparing, as the Minister of Deficits. The Whigs boast of their Single-speech HAMILTON, why should they not also have a Deficit GLADSTONE ? Mr. GnADSTONE seems to have a positive ...

... would be taken likely to lead to a ministerial crisis, so that the Whigs are safe for this year. We must, however, be prepared for a, supplementary budget in order lo fill up that usual Whig hole-a deficit. WYell, a ear will soon pass away, and even Mr. Gladstone ...

... bad we regained our I position as a naval power than we found our French t neighbours again stealing a march upon us. The Whigs t invariably neglect the navy, and when Lord DZBYV came into office early in 1858 the country for the: frst- time had m the ...

... which so much ?? the Ministerial Press. All that our contemnporary says of the Tories'we might. with equal truth say of the Whigs, and in fact of any dozen men to be found in the smoking room of the S first club or'hotel you come across. This Italian t ...

... principally witbaSirJ. Maokintosb,and onoor two of Mackintosh's Scotch contemporaries who occaslocelly ,coutrl. hated to the WhIg press oftheir day butnonoolwhom were remark. able men as newspaper writers. There is an article on a ,question which hes excited ...

... carry his followers with him in all that he said. His defence of his non-interven* Zion policy`-aphraes invented by the Whigs to screeon their continual ' moral intermeddling-was not more felicitous Than Mr. Gladstone's advocacy of Reform. The result ...