... Stanley-from the Opposi- tion. Suppose that all the. old Whigs, and I do not speak of them without respect, because in past times the country has had great service front many of them, but suppose the old Whigs were quietly deposited with all symbols of national ...

... to join his Government, as such a fact looked like a confession of weakness, and a proof of the general complaint that the Whigs had not en- couraged young men. Surely Lord Russell could find among the members of the Liberal party some who would join his ...

... fear of stepping beyond the narrow circle of the old Whiga in search of official support. Suppose, asks Mr. Bright, the old Whigs were quietly deposited with all symbols of national respect in Westminster Abbey, does any man believe we could not form a ...

... opponents that he was the narrowest of narrow Whigs, and that he was certain to damage his political strength by rejecting all men suitable for office among the Liberal party in favour of the aristocratic limbs of the Whig connection. His past history probably ...

... more signal failure Mr. Bright only made a vague allusion to that incident in the history of Reform bills, denominating the Whig bill of 186S the special pledge of Earl Russell. By thia hypothesis of Russell instead of Ministerial parentage of the bill ...

... the decorous constitutioralism of the legitimate Conservative to the unscrupulousc-ancour of unpiaced Radicals or displaced Whigs, Yet the difficulties and embarrassments which are in store for the Colonial Secretaryship will, it may be feared, be ecarcely ...

... prophesying Brahmins in the great Whig house somewhere, and I dare say they are foretelling all sorts of evils that may come from the passing of this bill. Laughter.) I have heard a member and a member since then of the Whig Cabinet declare that he believed ...

... perfection than Mr. Beecroft did. (Cheers.) Whether in public or private life he was accessible to all parties whether they were Whigs, Radicals, or Tories. Such men were seldom met with, but when they were found they obtained from all parties and classes the ...

... dog must be registered with the clerk of petty sessions at cost of half-a-crown, and any keeper of non-registered dog after Whig Uabl ° t0 Northern Supposed Mukder.—On Tuesday the headless body of respectably-dressed man was found by farmer in the lone ...

... fairly taken away the breath of all believers in routine. It was as unexpected by that gentleman himself as by the various Whig notables who longed for that easiest of easy chairs. They are very angry at the notion of a man whose property chiefl lies ...

... have appeared all gulf—the difficulty being to pick out a selid spot upon which to found a creed. 't he Whigs are admittedly extinct —the old Whigs of 1688, that is. Tories were all but defunct. There was move friendship between these factions, and more ...

... it is finished like a locket, and has pin and fastener attached, so that it can be worn as a brooch or scarf pin.— Northern Whig. The Appairs of Tom Sayeks.—lt is not true that the affairs of the late Tom Sayers are to be wound up in the Court of Chancery ...