... metropolis. It was the resort and the throne of the Whig party,—the Jeffreys, Broughams, Macaulays, of the last generation. Now Mr. Disraeli, though once flirted with Badicalism, has never been a Whig, and the Edinburgh Review of this very month, October ...

... this I think hard measure in a hard age. Thankful I feel that the first suggestion came from no Con- servative, but from a Whig, so well placed that he had no reason to fear adversity in this life for himself or any of his. Whilst reform leagues are spouting ...

... Voluntaries of England and the Ultramontants of Ireland, have been reinforced on the other side of the water of late by the Whig party in this crusade against our church, and have been aided in the House of Commons by Mr. Gladstone. Mit it is with the ...

... the full significance of this Edinburgh meeting. Here is city upon which Conservatism has very little hold. Formerly it was Whig; it is now thoroughly Radical. Tims was when the banquet Tuesday would have been considered in the light challenge thrown down ...

... rise and progress of these works, it is the desire a the Commiesiosers that your Royal Highness may graciously pormlt their Whig neseed yourself, and thee add another link to the may which have the affectionate devotion of the colonists of tbe Cape of ...

... the full significance of this Edinburgh meeting. Here is a city upon which Conservatism has very little hold. Formerly it was Whig; it is now thoroughly Radical. Time was when the banquet of Tuesday would have been considered in the light of a challenge ...

... has been gradually springing up in the country a large class, whose opinions failed to find representation either among the Whigs, Tories, or Radicals. They are ambitious to share in the government of the country, at least by the choice of fitting repr ...

... before them, and tbat many a future Nelson would grace the naval annals of the country (cheers). It was not owing to_ successive Whig governments, but to the wisdom and patriotism of Conservative ministers that they owed tbat volunteer force whicb was now one ...

... Voluntaries of England and the ltruuio..Lai.cg of Ireland, have been reinforced on the otl side of the water of late by the Whig party this cru- e again our church, and have been aided in the House Commons Mr. Gladstone. But it is with the people of ngland ...

... Voluntaries of England and the Ultramontancs of Ireland, have been reinforced on the other side of the water of late by tbe Whig party in this crusade against our church, and bave been aided in the House of Commons by Mr. Gladstone. But it is with the ...

... before them, and that many a future Nelson would grace the naval annals of the country (cheers). It was not owing to successive Whig governments, but to the wisdom and patriotism of Conservative ministers that they owed that volunteer force which was now one ...

... Ultra- IfaMdtoat rtroog meannn*muith*take*. TheßQeßmnl the Knglito voinaUriea, aad coMiderabi. a Mjairtry, aad k* SruTi to. Whig pmty, hvo ...