... often find it difficult to grasp and realise to themselves the scenes and characters which it describes. But an infusion of Whig and Tory, of Church and Chapel, or of Manchester and Oxford, supplies just the flavour and consistency which they require. ...

... meddling they had kept England in a state of war. As to retrenchment tbe Whigs had only put down the salaries of Government clerks. Reform was not in the vocabulary of the Whigs, and the poor Radical party had been told that they should only have Reform ...

... a Candidate in Opposition to Mr. B. Gurdon, the Whig sitting member for the division. For many years bot : were in the hands of the Conservatives, althoug in 1847 the Hon. E. Coke was returned in the Whig interest, backed as he was by the powerful support ...

... period, held the office of Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs in the ministry of Lord Melbourne. Though a decided Whig of the old school, he did not take a very active part in politics ; and no more than his late lamented brother did he allow ...

... during the progress of the civil war, is a fact that will ever redound to the political credit of our country. The Liberals and Whigs of the day, backed up by the men who belong to the “peace-at-any-price”’ party, are very clumsy hands at going to war on any ...

... estaolishment, have been entirely overlooked, notwithstanding the fact that • large body of the most influental inhabitants—Whigs, Radicals, and Conservatives—signed • memorial in favour of his appointment. ANDOVER. —ACTION AOAINST THI LONDON AND SOUTII-WIRTZEN ...

... prevision. them, and they asked God to bless the society of Friends, and they, catching the spirit of that ~ I ‘, patayar, Whig weld they otherwise say than amen, belt. (Great applause.) The after giving the usual loyal toasts, - The Army, Navy, and ...

... united, honest, and sincere. Above all, be trusted there would be no party manoeuvring. They had on their side mixture of Whigs, Tories, aud Radicals, and he did not disguise that, for his own part, he thought the last were the best. (A laugh.) The repeal ...

... when by taking the lead in politics for him, a - Giontley Berkeley did as recorded in the Boas, by 5 compromise with the Whig Govern. -t Government °caseated to mate him • Baron Governmas Baron; ha al:waist is Abandonment of retiCgnce in regard to ...

... lords have been nominated, hut of these four are paid members of the Government, and two ex-Whig officials! The six peers whose duty it will be to represent the Whig administration include Berl Granville, Lord President of the Council (£2,000 a-year) ; the ...

... organise and get up a requisition to Capt. Walsh. Was the great county of Wiltshire to be handed over to a compact of great Whig lords and great Tory squires? He told the noble lord and the country that the independent electors were bound by no compromise ...

... dissent occasionally interrupted Mr. Lewes hard argument.—Mr. Disraeli accused Mr. Lowe of reviving the I old argument which the Whigs of half • century ago used against the Peninsular war—that it was idle to resist a powinful antagonist, because one could not ...