... inspection of their I«oant3, and the present Administration have immediately availed themselves the excuse thus offered by Whig iUiberality. ...

... also call themselves Reformers ; but we do not consider them to be so. They are at the most hermaphrodite Reformers—Whigs when the Whigs are in power, ready to abandon their creed and accept anything at their hands in order to keep them in,—Radicals only ...

... arises. Either the Whig families are dispirited by the issue of the late Parliamentary struggles, or they are indifferent to the result of the next campaign Parliament. Perhaps they are awaiting their opportunity; but in the meantime the Whigs are rather losing ...

... it is earner to dismiss Mr. Disraeli into Opposition than to gain under Whig auspices a satisfactory Beform Bilk A short period on the Opposition benches may tender the leading Whigs more energetic and clearsighted in promoting Beform, but the Conservatives ...

... of a tirade in praise of the Whigs, and of denunciations the Tories. With regard to his laudation of the Whigs we have nothing to say. Of course, Mr, Bright— expecting, as he does, one day or other to be member of the Whig Cabinet—is perfectly entitled ...

... determination with which the defection of Lord Brecknock on one occasion has been insisted on reason for want of confidence in the Whig candidate, is owing perhaps to the intolerance shown by Mr. Bright's party towards everyone who ventured to think for himself ...

... Monday last Bid a single human being, present at Birmingham the 27th of August, 1866, dream of proposing. with reference to the Whig Reform Bill of the present year that the cry should forth, for ” the Bill, the whole Bill, and nothing but the Bill’ Not one ...

... ngs by Whig patrons made of the rising politician. The praises of Earl Russell’s successful career as a young statesman have been allowed to enliven the duller although not less honoured age of the veteran ex-Premier. In the words of the Whig Hokace— ...

... and there has been no contest upon any occasion with regard to the representation. But the county has several influential Whig proprietors of estates, the Marquis of Anglesea and the Bdlkei-ey family having extensive influence. The vacancy has been created ...

... of 1862. Before the last election I asked him some questions, which he answered very satisfactorily for a Whig—for can’t expect much from the Whigs.— (Laughter ) Mr. Seymour also esnvasted me. Both candidates said they would vote for the Ballot if the majority ...

... patronage exclusively in the hands of the Romish bishops in Great Britain. Nor can it be doubted that if the present leaders of the Whig and Tory parties are allowed to have their way, every possible means will be resorted to in order to create pleasant livings ...

... family known the Roses of Earlsmill till the wadset was redeemed in 1667. The Roses of Kilravock, though on the whole lov&l Whigs, had little tenderness towards Episcopacy; and the Stout Covenanters of the North must have thought Master Hew, the conforming ...