... that wholesale pressure of public exigency, which alone, and not any abstract anxiety to redress injustice, moves our rulers. Whig and Tory alike may ere long turn the competition in the other direction. reiterate our asseveration that whenever there is ...

... Sir George Grey at the Hoots Office, and Lord Rama, if not at the Foreign Offiee, yet over it. Mr Bright himself owns that a Whig Ministry, such as would probably come into power now, would not at all suit him, and that it would, as he puts it, want constantly ...

... he was once a collier. Stintlord woo the ' , orator side before Ito became an nitro-Royalist. Fox Mau as a Tory; Pitt as a Whig. Sir Francis Runlet' lite! a Radical and a Conservative. Mr Disraeli was almost a and is now a Reforming Tory. Mr Gladstone ...

... speech, is pledge a thorough settlement. Ineffectual compromises may be in fashion for moment, bnt they will go the way of the Whig fixed duty on corn, and of the fancy franchisee and antidemocratic safeguards of Tory reformers. DR. M. A. O’BRENNAN. The lecture ...

... of the proposal itself. nothing doubt that if this same scheme had been broached a Conservative two or three years ago, some Whig journal would turn upon it in language identical with that now used by the Daily Express, Tablet, and Evening Mail. notice ...

... nature that they left the powers that be no choice but to pursue rigorous measures towards them. British Governments, whether Whig or lory, are to a considerable extent swayed in their policy by two opposite factions. By too strong and palpable leaning to ...

... whether Whig or Tory, placed the chief executive power Ireland in the hands of the people’s avowed and merciless enemies ; affecting to give her representatives voice in the Imperial Legislature, the Government, especially if it was of the Whig party, ...

... superabundance. So far, however, from doing this obvious justice to them, if the substance of a letter addressed to the Northern Whig in the course ths present week bo correct, as from the respectability of the writer as vouched for by the editor of that excellent ...