... Incredible Meanness of the Whig Oligarchy : A Little Bill.”— Mr. Hennesey hag elicited some humiliating admissions from the Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs in the case of Lord Amberley. It appears that that young nobleman was travelling abroad for ...

... William Ewart Gladstone will, for the present at least, be quite content to serve under an antiquated Whig, on condition of being preferred to the Whig leadership of the Lower House, in addition to his already arduous duties Chancellor of the Exchequer ...

... the more conyenient “season for any material reduction in the Seamen of the nary, coastguard, or the marines. But Whig ingenuity Whig perrersity seems bent on this show of small economy, however perilous it may be. But besides reduction men there seems ...

... the usual Whig scramble for power and place. The four names above-mentioned actually exhausted the whole Whig and Peelite resources of coming men.” Firstly, of Lord Clarendon, 65 years old, they told us, if we are bound to accept their Whig version, that ...

... avowedly reached to and partially reclaimed from thorough-going Party Liberalism so influential a member of the Old Constitutional Whig party as Earl Grosvenor,— the present aspects and prospects of Cestrian parties will be found impartially discussed under the ...

... d by Whigs, Wbiglings, and Radicals. But when i at length got to the worst, when it descended to Radicals of the Salisbury type—albeit, personally, there are many worse politicians than he —the Tories, and Cocservativts and Const tutional Whigs, and moderate ...

... feeling for Baby Gladstone even what prophet their own, the late Charles Bcller, well characterised as the usual and invariable Whig tactics “Enormous Lying.” We are funnily informed by the Radical Journalist that the lad has been taught to take a Iroad and ...

... millions were expended in reducing the Chinese to submission. It was war originated by a Whig-Radical diplomatist, continued by a Whig-Radical Government, and endorsed by a Whig-Radical majority. The Conservatives did all in their power to prevent it j but they ...

... and what he announces he can bring to pass.” There is no denying the justice of this comparison. The Royal speeches of the Whigs are, proverbially, vague, insipid, and unsatisfactory. They are so slovenly in composition that a schoolboy would be ashamed ...

... Tory nor Whig, but rather as the hereditary leader of the Canningites. Sir James Graham, a shifty and slippery politician himself, once called him awful Old Tory.” Questionless, never advanced much further than becoming a very Juvenile Whig. And, time ...

... Association was esta■‘Wished in the borough, and the result was, that for.a number cf years no Whig dared show his face there, and that, whenever a Whig did engage in a contest, he was signally defeated. I feel •‘perfectly convinced, that if you will ...

... tacticians on far more gigantic scale, during thestrugole which has just concluded. In spite of their professions of purity, the Whigs and Radicals habitually indulge in flagrant and scandalous corruptionand they were punished, at the commencement of the last ...