... opponents, on the well-known and well-understood feeling that those who live in glass houses should not throw stones.” But Whig motives come into play in this also. They wish to make eut their opponents as bad ns themselves, and are also jealous of any ...

... Death ami the pitchfork have made such havoc among the members of the Cabinet in the House of Commons, ami the exiuences of Whig traditions have made difficult replace them, that they can now present but three prominent figures in that House. Lord Palmerstone ...

... literary and The I r.-view the Budget is a very fair criticism this hist effort of Mr. Gladstone to bolster up the system of Whig finance, by borrowing the suggestions of the opjMMitiou. In “American State Papers” have brought before us the mode in which ...

... to ask for explanations on the subject from Mr. Seward. Ministerial Change. —For the past twenty years whom have the great Whigs brought forward, except Mr. Lowe, and he is practically shelved by the present supercession. They have kept the nominee boroughs ...