... took no interest the cause of reform, and that they cared not one straw whether they were governed by Tories or governed by Whigs, or whether their finances were to be handled by Mr. Disraeli or Mr. Gladstone, but he thought that assertion would be disproved ...

... governing families, having broken with Mr. Gladstone, would, by instict, unite on an ?? basis. He was soon undeceived. The Whig magnates gave him fair words, but no personal aid. Lans- downe and Westminster wish to preserve their pocket-boroughs, bnt ...

... other emineat man, who die ' the sixteenth ol’J me, the age of B], was Colon-. William Winston Seaton Washington, a promin -nt Whig, I antagonistic General Cass. Cohmel '-'e-vn belonged the famous firm of Gates and Seaton, who established the No/-'-7 ner ...

... 81, was Colonel William Winstoo Seaton. which can entitle him to respect as the successor of Lord Waxhington • a prominent Whig, and alwaye antageniotie Kimberley. We trust we bale been misinformed as to General Cam. Colonel Seaton belonged to the fames ...

... the hour in which he then stood addressing them, his attachment to Whig principles —hia allegiance to the noble house of RusseU— had strengthened and deepened. And why? What were Whig principles, but the fundamental principle that Government was for the ...

... far as Leicester was concerned. He then proceeded to speak of the advances in various directions that had been made by the Whig Administrations, and to deplore, for many reasons, the idea of the transfer of power into the hands of the Conservative party ...

... and lower classes. Lthe same way there was very little distinction between Liberal Conservative and Conservative Liberal, a Whig and Liberal, Liberal and an advanced Liberal and a Radical, although there was a clearly defined line between a Conservative ...

... lower classes. In the same way there was very Uttle distinction between a Liberal Conservative and a Conservative Liberal, a Whig and a Liberal, a Liberal and an advanced Liberal aud an advanced Liberal and Radical, although there was a clearly defined ...

... to graze, and cattle known to come from sheds that have been affected with rinderpest are rejected. Ibeland. — The Northern Whig states that no new cases of the cattle plague have made their appearance in the infected district of Drnmra, and that the restric- ...

... cleared out last week, sel, an,l ths became worse an,l worse The fresh government formed on enlarged basis. proposed N „ rlhern Whig states that new cases of tin, breezes had bled themselves into a stiff gMe mid- that the Government should not enlarged asto ...

... and thenew Govenunent broke down, on the Budget in A T ?? yha^ ai ?? the Earl of Derby at the close of 1852, with a fusion of Whig and Peefites • and in 1864 a second Reform BUI was introduced by Lord John Russell, which was withdrawn on the eve of tbe Crimean ...

... a TUT, you kn0e1111 sooner the lioguns. In the old Terry times tl ere was nave- belotering to Langan nut would howl if a Whig a- lim Lingo's blood is good, rich, old Tor, blood-like good rich milk; and th see wily, when the ri .ht time maim, it thrown ...