... *as time when such a proceeding would have been Scarcely possible. Tbe Duke is pre-eminently a Whig. As Lord Harry Vane, indeed, he was the very beau-ideal Whig, and ten years ago would have held scarcely two opinions on political subjects in common with ...

... proximo. Caused workshops are being torn down and removed, all rubbish carted away from about the departmental buildings, lne whig now presents a habitable appearance, will the eastern in a few days. We believe a day has oeen specified the orders from h ...

... many of those obligations which their opponents impose upon themselves. If a Whig ministry, for instance, had been in the same * tion as the Derby ministry of 1852, no Whig first minister would have considered bound in honour to submit to a defeat ...

... mistake.— Times. The Future of Parties—ln recent times the best type the Whig, who had principles and convictions, was the late Sir George Cornewall Lewis. To him the old and pure Whigs, afraid of the restless and unscrupulous ambition Earl and Mr. Gladstsne ...

... ergan of the new Whigs,'* ' philosophical Radicals under new desig- has this week turned its critical microscope 2*ithe noble member for King's and the drawn from the examination have the merit novelty. His lordship, it V ' is Whig* Radical, nor Tory ...

... IRISH REBELLIONS. (.From the Northern Whig.) Tbe Fenian outbreak, if that can be so-called which never broke ont, will beyond all question prove be the last the Irish rebellions or attempts rebellion. Every great political convulsion, European or American ...

... MOVEMENT The Irish papers are giving increased attention to the spread of the Fenian organisation Ireland. The Belfast Northern Whig remarks :— We have reason to believe that the authorities in Dublin Castle are possession of all the particulars relating to ...

... The Irish papers are giving increased attention to the spread of the Fenian organisation in Ireland. The Belfast Northern Whig remarks : We have reason to believe that the authorities in Dublin Castle are possession of all the particulars relating to ...

... with the House of Commons and the country. The Morning Herald points out the gross inconsistency which has characterised the Whig-Radical party in connection with the reform question :— There something very discreditable about the whole history of the Reform ...

... in 1860 would have passed the bill. order to utter that sentence Lord Palmerston must have had the assent of his powerful Whig friends, and we all know very well that that assent was withheld, —even supposing thatit was asked for, which, we admit, very ...

... the country towards Maslak as fast fear and perfectly healthy pair of legs could carry ~a levant Herald, Aug. 22. A Scotch Whig Job.—The public have often been disgusted, and the Liberal Government greatly damaged, by the jobbing of the Lord-Advocate ...

... ce with an economical law? How can a man who has political convictions, and cares not one straw for the difference between Whig and Tory, be made to feel that prostitutes his convictions when he accepts a £5 note for his vote '.' and how can he possibly ...