... M'Laren's eyes, but much more horrible is that type of insincerity and selfseeking, the Whig. is remarkable to find our senior member, who won't throw a good word to Whig, praising Mr Gladstone highly. lie the only possible Primo Minister, says Mr M'Laren ...

... impediment in the way of the Whigs redeeming their pledges and carrying Reform Bill i Simply the opposition of the Conservatives. A very little help, less persistency in opposition, and even neutrality, would have euabled the Whigs to carry bill, and have ...

... Ireland, though it was his father's zeal on that point that broke oft' the old connection between the Stanley family and the Whig party, and the whole tenor of Lord Stanley's opinions is decidedly adverse to such an institution the Irish Church Establishment ...

... present number opens with a political arliels, A. Leap in the Dark, which discusses the respective positions of the Tory and Whig in relation to the passing of the Reform BUL - AU for Greed, is the name of a story, of whisk we are supplied, with the four ...

... saved Parliament from being dissolved, and the Reform question from remaining unsettled fur some years. The conduct of the Whigs in the matter of Reform, since the Willis's Rooms meeting in 1859, was then criticised ; and the next topic was a defence of ...

... Toryjcould scarcely surpass. points out, for instance, that [household suffrage was part of the Whig programme seventyjyears ago. But is not this an admission of Whig inconsistency that at least should prevent any accusations against the Tories for turning ...

... pared Parliament from being dissolved, and the Rev.:to question from remaining unsettled for some sears. The conduct of the Whigs in the matter of . F.rforin, since the Willis's Rooms melting in 1859, then criticised • and the next topic was a defence of ...

... answer was all in favour of the burgh status. Perhaps the majority of those admitted to the station at Galashiels were aIL Whigs, but, at all events, the answer was once given in tho county. Then one or two ran forward (they must have been Radicals) ...

... igroor al time=i7ks li tt si 4sa hostess . s i s aim lei; • . fik D Z magh i .Ha it istreseihis to *core toatated, stein vies Whig tom 41 ,. . : ia Obstali it repsetstalstilis . . . . . el passlisal az tar NS. occo ned so • - 1 . . tos in ratia or . ha dissigard ...

... They made the attempt in 1859, but their bill was not allowed to second reading: in IS6O they never the second reading the Whig Bill, but it was talked out by the united Liberal party. During the soporiferous reign of Lord Palmerson the question was ...

... as electors. His meeting has been fixed ten days later than Mr Moncreiff*s, affording ample time to review any manifesto the Whig chief may give forth. The proposal to hold a political swarry has broken down, which, after tho Crystal Palace failure, ...

... he was once a soldier. Strafford was on the popular side before he became 1 an ultra-royalist. Fox began a Tory; Pitt as a Whig. Sir , I Francis Burdett lived a Radical and died a Conservative. Mr Disraeli was almost a Republican, and is now a Reforming ...