... meaning of that phrase; but there has been a slow but sure change going on in the opinion of the country for some time past. The Whigs never have been heartily and thoroughly popular at any time, but we believe that they are less popular now than they have ever ...

... thus, at the first blush, say that the so-called Tories are not really Tories, or that the so•called Whigs are not really Whigs, because the words Whig and Tory convey to him no meaning except as the arbitary names of the two parties. Before he knows whether ...

... .in the assumption that Catholic interests require the Whig. Liberal party to be in office, it is a pity that the Whig- Liberal party should be weakened ; and that on the assumption that the Whig-Liberal leaders distribute places and favours among Catholics ...

... considerable amount of practice ; and in 1852 he became Queen’s Counsel. He was the same year returned to Parliament in the Whig interest for the city of Durham. He had risen to be a leader of his circuit, when, in December, 1859, he was appointed •Dlicitor- ...

... directly addressed to the duty and expediency of keeping in the Whigs just now. In this state of things it is natural that people should begin to think and talk all the lees about Catholic Whig Liberals, and the Vingt ct Un party, and should begin to speculate ...

... has acted in the house with the same party for some thirty years. Such a fact would almost canonise a Whig, especially if he belonged to a rich Whig family. But after half the statesmen of the age have changed their parties two or three times over, there ...

... what were simple, though courted that ephemeral the . 1 country back the to of It the , whoin estrninst,er ccrnten \ in his Whigs , of not aware won greatness by the important part GRAIWN in creating conititutionaleesociation teers of 1782;by guaridid. ...

... the result, based upon the formation of the committee. It ia notorious that whenever the Whig Ministry propose a job via com- mittee, they back upon the old Whig family party. Who would expect from Sir Francis Baring, Sir David Dundas, Mr. Pleydell Bouverie ...

... impressions on behalf of the party by whom he had been employed and make his peace with the Whigs, he prefaced it with an introduction, written in the spirit and tone of a Whig, professing the utmost abhorrence for a set of men in both kingdoms, who had the felonious ...

... impressions on behalf of the party by whom be had been employed and make his Ouc with the Whigs, he prefaced it with an introduction, written in the spirit and tone of a Whig, professing the utmost abhorrence for a set of men in both kingdoms, who had the felonious ...

... thus, at the first blush, say that the so-called Tories are not really Tories, or that the so-called Whigs are not really Whigs, because the words Whig and Tory convey to him no meaning except as the arbitary names of the two parties. Before he knows whether ...

... thus, at the first blush, say that the so-called Tories are not really Tories, or that the so.called Whigs are not really Whigs, because the words Whig and Tory convey to him no meaning except as the arbitary names of the two parties. Before he knows whether ...