... Lord Feversham), a Dundas (brother to Lord Zetland), and one of the Cay leys ; the first being Tory, the second Whig, ami the third a Whig indeed, but in such high repute for his protectionist theories as have been long dubbed the 'farmer's friend.' In ...

... OFFICE. There is a strong family likeness—the likeness that Whig family of place-hunters who seized oll their present offices by false pretences of being ' formers—between the distinguished Whig who now administer respectively the home af foreign offices ...

... recall the history of his elevation, and the kind of position which he holds in the Cabinet. In 1859, while the feud between the Whig and Radical which had been commenced by the China debate, by the ejection of Messrs. Cobden and Bright from Parliament, and ...

... was a necessity for the government to be prudent, and not to be drifted into war, it was the present; end if every man, be he whig, tory, or radical, would have a due regard to his country, nothing but that which would cast disgrace and dishonour upon the ...

... at Alder- shot would cost Colonel Crawley nothing beyond his counsel fees. Mr. R Ferranp attacked the mode in which “the Whigs” distributed the appointments in connection with the Charity Commission, and moved for certain returns— a motion to which the ...

... of March, to bring in a bill for extending the borough franchise to persons paying £6 rental. This is the measure which the whigs proposed when they wanted to turn Lord Derby out, and dropped when tbey had succeeded. It is a measure to which reformers in ...

... Queen's Speech this year was the most wire-drawn production we have ever known. Punch. Mr. Edmund Yates, writing to the Belfast Whig, says: This year there were posted in London, tor despatch to the provinces, on the evening preceding Valentine's Day, upwards ...

... ler may fairly be considered a chefd' ceuvre of the Protean I Watiwt, once the most Church Conservative of the day, now the Whig-Radical member for Oxford University. should like to have Mr. Gladstone's explanation how the French proposal to England to ...

... cowardly conspiracy is apt to be excited even on behalf of a man suspected and disliked as is the French Emperor by most men of Whig-Radical politics in this country. We had never any faith in this version of the matter. There was nothing to be gained by such ...

... Editors bringVthe series to i the Morning Chronicle (with M i- sketched with truthfulness and O ,J e nd fall 0 f the great Whig organ, . Ckens ' sketches and used e tical squibs, into impotence y*? days holy sight to those who knew +v' Foot hall at Rugby ...

... defeat ConsC the election for Tamworth make the V Te9e^^ pointinent still more galling. In each of tests Conservative replaces a Whig,- ° upon a great division of parties. * .jist^ that the Times is the only one of the v journals that takes any notice of this ...

... arrogance makes him- roth parfc y- To call Mr - Gl^- • CIFEE mi^ht be an in J ustice al st , ...