... iv which I myself was Foreign Minuter, that iv 1889 recognised tfae empire with the cordiality of whicb M. Cohen speak*. Th. Whig Ministry did not come into power UU early in 1803, five weeks after tbe empire bad bun established iv Prauce aud recognised ...

... gale, or victorious enemy. The Morning Post remarks that Earl RasieH's Ministry is pretty nearly homogenous Whig Government. Its almost purely Whig character is, externally speaking, source of great disadvantage aud weakness; but where is the Government ...

... endangered throug the defection of Archbishop Trench, of whom other thsngs were undoubtedly expected, it tmey bean object with the Whig Government ‘0 have the I: department represented in the House of Commons by one ae ane is firm and consistent on the question ...

... nearly pure Whig one, for even the Lord Chancellor served under Lord Melbourne, and Mr. Milner Gibson under Lord Russell 1846. This state of things presents curious commentary on the prediction, so common fifteen years ago, that the Whigs were declining ...

... devoted itself to Toryism because it was not admitted to high place among the Whigs. may be consolatory to Whig vanity and assumption to say so, and in that way to'excuse the Whig party for not being able to attract bright intelligences to its principles ...

... through the eyes of those who are bound to him by the ties of personal intimacy or family connection. He was, and is, a pure Whig. Well skilled in what may be called the dead tors of the English Constitution, he utterly failed to grasp that living spirit ...

... well as with view to advance the prosperity of the town large. (Cheers.) And now I hope that yon will drop the distinctions of Whig and Tory, that you will let bygones be bygones, and that, collectively and individually, you will permit no rancorous feeling ...

... Gladstone rather expects he will vindicate his character as the reformer par - lence of the age. It is perilous subject to Whig Cabinet. Nevertheless in his third speech at Glasgow—that delivered in the evening in answer to address from the working men—Mr ...

... Government trill administer the offices, take their salaries. test, and be tliankful that Providence has been good to the great Whig families. the other baud, if the voice of agitation' is heanl from the platform. Lord Rvsseli. will not be unwilling to complete ...

... fifteen members of the Cabinet in the House of Lords. Believe me, shuffling of the old official cards, no re-arrangement of more Whigs, Whiglings, or Peehtes can or ought to satisfy the country at this juncture. The result the last election has demonstrated ...

... of Commons for parliamentary reform, and on the night appointed for the Mr. Michael Taylor, a flam: a grand dinner, to whic Whigs only were wited. Poor Lord John was doomed to declaim to empty friends— the of liberty and reformation of abuses of all preferring ...

... tlmt ilelnsiou when Parliament meets. The there was fall elioral service nmniitig and evemng. Cabinet veneered, and the old Whig families T|IE Tiikatbe.- Next Friday evening, the Knl, have nine mole amwinted their representatives, hist., tlce |ierf..n ...