... of the Privy Council was an act of practical statesmanship, which had nothing to do with the ordinary distinctions between Whig and Tory; the appeal of the Bishop of London was inspired by an older Christianity than that which recognises distinctions ...

... manners. This is what cultivated “Liberals” see; and this is why, the mors Hr Gladstone leans to the ultra party, the mere the Whig nobles scholarly men of letteie will hold aloof from him, and tolerate a Derbyite Government in preference. The resolutely ...

... snooessers will find ample employment in rectifying the mistakes and remedying the negligence that characterised that Bfanoh of the Whig administration. They can scarcely be guilty of more unproductive extravagance, and can scarcely reject more systematically ...

... some hours’ wrangling. Next day the Conservative side of the argument was more fully heard, and it was contended that the Whigs had done nothing for Ireland“ it had been said that the people of Ireland were half a oer tury behind those of England,” added ...

... OOURANT, FRIDAY. AUGUST 17, 1866 RGH The “Globe Newspaper. —The old Whig Globe, it is said, is about to change bands. It has been purchased by Mr Wesoomb, the proprietor of the Exeter and Plymouth Gazette, for tbe Carlton Club, and that gentleman is ...

... manners. This is what cultivated “Liberals” see; and this is why, the more Mr Gladstone leans to the ultra party, the more the Whig nobles and scholarly men of letters will hold aloof from him, and tolerate a Derbyite Government in preference. The resolutely ...