... equally justify or con- demn, according to Mr Headlam’s personal predilections, any war which a Whig Government might “ drift” into—for the Whigs, and the Whigs alone, brought about our modern wars, and found ample justification for them; although they now ...

... s of Whig opinion on Parliamentary Reform were not written in reference to the bill of Earl Russell ; but they are virtually the words of the great Whig body, and were the arguments used iu the last session by the indepen- deut Whigs. The Whigs are day ...

... suffrage. We are afraid, then, they must waita jong time. The whole body of the Whigs are agaiust them. The Tories cannot, on the “* Whig preserve,” undertake to lead where the Whigs won't follow. Yet as Mr. Walpole and numbers of the most thought- ful Con ...

... ever wi of Whig Now surely the Lieut.-Col. ko ows that the er “0 big Home Crown lawyers, vacked with the opinio n° At for Secretary, wax against the use of y Park aa purposes, Did the Tories 0 the sw ae e shoul have had @ © the y the Whig lawyers w jelatia ...

... measures will be brought forward sbich will sound for ever the death-knell of T ‘ory ignorance, sopidity, and selfishness, and Whig treachery, hypocrisy, and greed. Our correspondent is rather more sanguine than ursel ves as to the beneficial results likely ...

... the Whigs—Earl R usse: At Mr. Beales or the Chronicle, 1 ‘and bis friends—have had the domin ant sway in Parliament, ns on the army and navy, and not the Con- spent the millio t four-fifths of the entire time since 1832 -| servatives, for a Whig Lord ...

... difler- ‘ence which exists between the Belgian and English administration in this particular. In Belgium, there never is a Whig Government to assume that different classes engaged in production are in feeling, or can have Opposing or diverging intérests ...

... Thave seen in front of a menagerie or at a circus. The speeches were wild, and while on all hands ebusive of the Tories and Whigs. Mr. Tories, failed to discriminate between Gladstone was praised. Will Mr.G ladstone vote for uni suffrage, vote by ballot ...

... century, there was living and breathing amongst us a Divine of the Church ef England, who was, as he described himself, mild Whig, a tolerating clergyman, and much ** given to talking, laughing, and This was the Rev. Sydney Smith, whose wit and humour was ...

... spectacle of a number of Jegal hononrs and emoluments falling to Con- servatives must be very distressing to the insatiable Whig- Radicals ; but they must bear, with as much patience as they may, their exclusion from for a considerable period yet to come ...

... of the Conservatives to power was marked by the disgraceful riots of the democratic party in Hyde Park—riots which, if the Whigs did not encourage, they looked upon with complacency, and without a word of reprobation. Siuce then there have been spasmodic ...