... elcotioneerc-rs, and of having ensu the votes of the extreme party outbidding Conservatives in their professions, will rouse the Whigs and Radicals from their recent lethargy for a time, and one or both the frauchise extensions may pass the Commons a narrow ...

... practised as a special pleader for some years, and 1852 became a Queen's counael and bencher. The same year he was returned in the Whig interest for Durham (city). He was appointed Solicitor General succession to Sir Henry S. KeatiDg in 1860. Sir William succeeded ...

... delivered the other day, do no harm, and give his friends an excellent excuse for not attacking a government in which he is. The Whig party is perfectly satisfied with itself—that is the happy characteristic of Whiggery—and believes that while Greys and Elliotts ...

... Hamilton could not take his seat as Duke Brandon, but the Queen named him ambassador extraordinary to the Court of France. The Whigs were thereby exasperated, and Lord Mohun, the very Hector of that party, adding public to private hatred (the families of the ...

... possession of the Duchies, regardless I alike of treaty provisions and of British expostulation. \ This the fruit of the new Whig-Radical doctrine of peace aud poltrooneiy —of the doctrine which teaches that England, to use the words Earl Grey, must i look ...

... precluded the considers tion of the navy estimates. Mr. Ferrand narrated incidents Devonport in support of a charge against the Whig Boards of Admiralty, of political tyranny exercised over electors in the dock yards. To substantiate his charge, he read extracts ...

... weaker and more hopelessly inefficient, and as her Majesty's Opposition waxes stronger and more formidably antagonistic,the Whig organs betray their apprehensions by bitterer invectives and more passionate declamation. It is sure sign of failing cause ...

... years, and I have noticed that this state of feeling is always the predecessor of a change. '' There will be wigs, not to say Whigs, on the green before long. The news from America is confused enough, and I believe that such it as describes any important ...

... Organised hypocricy.'' Mr. Newdegate had better retire from the Conservative ranks. He does the party no good; let him join the Whigs, he can do them no harm. In home affairs the Executive have not figured more advantageously than in foreign. Their Malt°Duty ...

... while James himself * p 4jJ the throne, because he attempted ,g9 >. olt Dissenters, by the determined efforts of 0 now the Whigs have become the fIJJ d v indifferentism, and are thrusting Catholics upon the University o \rL oT ie3, c attempt which cost ...

... on the interchange of commerce, and preserving the burdens upon tillage. At this particular juncture, and at the hands of a Whig-Radical Cabinet, is idle to look for a fair consideration of the claims of the agriculturalist, but those claims ought to met ...

... British consumption, it would offend him. English consumers may know that absolute freedom from all mineral colour is insured whig Hornitnan's pure tea the demand for these teas is immense, they are without equal for strength and quality. Dr. Hassall writes ...