... probably correspond with either the opinions of its opponents or supporters, on the whole it would contribute to give the Whigs and Radicals a renewed lease of power, and in this respect satisfy the ambition and objects of Earl Russell. The first question ...

... probably correspond with either the opinions of its opponents or supporters, on the whole it would contribute to give the Whigs and Radicals a renewed lease of power, and in this respect satisfy the ambition and objects of Earl Russell. The first question ...

... for Irish discontent is a startling fact. The Foxite Whigs seem to forget nothing and learn nothing; but we were hardly prepared to find that Earl Grey hoped to improve Ireland by the exclusively Whig politics of the beginning of this century. An unattached ...

... tfirst introduced by the Whigs. Of all the curious circumstances connected with the strange eventful history of Reform since Lord John Russell re-opened the question in 1851, not the least singular is the fact that, of the four Whig measures proposed, each ...

... first introduced by the Whigs. Of all the curious circumstances connected with the strange eventful history of Reform since Lord John Russell re-opened the question in 1851, net the least singular is the fact that, of the four Whig measures proposed, each ...

... is rather unwhigging Whigs for a Tory English country gentleman to defend the fortresses of England's Protestant constitution.' against an assault led by Sir George Grey. Paradoxical as it may sound, the Tory was the better Whig. The ideal prerogative ...

... rather unwhigging the Whigs for a Tory English country gentleman to defend the fortresses of England's Protestant consti- Sir George G re y. tution against an assault led by Paradoxical as it may sound, the Tory was the better Whig. The ideal prerogative ...

... horse to run with a certain loader, and who consequently spend their time in hurrying from one stable to the other; while the Whigs, with a scratch team—screws all of thom—are bowling along over the road, and making a tine journey of it. Perhaps the length ...

... horse to run with a certain leader, and who consequently spend their time in hurrying from one stable to the other; while the Whigs, with a scratch team—screws all of them—are bowling along over the road, and making a fine journey of it. Perhaps the length ...

... of £lOO a year should be paid to Mrs. and Miss Montgomery for their lives, and with continuance to the survivor.— Northern Whig. At a practice with the Mackay gun last week nine shots were fired, all of which passed through the target, the average distance ...

... remembered that the story has been for many years in print, almost exactly as I have told it, in Mr. Roebuck's 'History of the Whig Ministry,' and it is 'quite evident that no one but Lord 13rougham could have been Mr. Roebuck's informant. I am sure that ...

... remembered that the story has been for many years in print, almost exactly as I have told it, in Mr. Roebuck's History of the Whig Ministry,' and it is quite evident that no one but Lord Brougham could have been Mr. Roebuck's informant. I am sure that every ...