... that seat until he moved to the House of Peers. The house of Stanley belonged to the Whig branch of the English aristocracy not only from the time when the name of Whig was first introduced into English politics, but from the much earlier times when the ...

... articulation. A few sentences may be interesting of this rev. style of argument. He that Mr. Gladstone had stated that the Whig party were bound together irrespective of religious opinions. Upon this he them as an irreligious and a Godless ; and as a ...

... to that effect. The seventeen July processionists and the sixteen Lady-day rioters will be put on their trial. The Northern Whig declares that “‘a report, circulated a few days ago, that the Attorney-General had determined to wii w proseeutions against ...

... RADICALS. Tbe Hared remarks that oething is more obvious or more certain than that, as far as legislation is con. owned, the Whigs have never in earnest; and the Radicals—whatever else we may have to say of them—always have been. Radicals seriously and honestly ...

... the ideas of Irish Orangemen, or Irish priests, or the Fenians, or, perhaps, the Irish Whig officials That question hat not been directly answered, but we aee the Whig policy gradually displayed to view in deference to the exigencies of the party. When ...

... Radicalism. . Mr. Stanley became a Whig because the House of Deifcy, with its inveterate tendency to the weaker side, was Whfe, and while the Whigs we« struggling the era of the R»- form Bill Mr. Stanley was capital Whig. It is historical incident how leaped ...

... It is a high tribute to the importance and influence of Mr Disraeli’s position and character, that all the assaults of the Whig-Radical Press on the admministra- tion are directed personally against the Premier ; and ...

... as everybody suspects, cares no more for the Irish Church than for the Choctaw Indiana—is once more to attempt to dish the Whigs by adopting their policy and passing their measures. The Standard says the question is not of keeping the Irish Church up but ...

... response to five appeals of Liberal Ministers, have been of a favourable character. The only instance te was in 1841, when the Whigs were expelled the a vote of no confidence, ...

... 21.T1.1 . 1' w 6. YEiTERD tY. e Paliiwr -Keigitt of thc Garter 2 - Tribune k.DFLTL L LV.'l The the foll..whig t.-Ae- ...

... The keeps political capital in its (Hear, hear.) Whigs—the high Whigs--unlike the Tories—(hear, hear)— Iam an utter opponent of the Tories, but I must say this, The *Give me a Tory sooner than a Whig. Whigs are the political adventurers—(cheers)—they are ...

... think, that every friend the constitution, Whig or Tory ? should show an unflinching and uncompromising resistance to his proposition. Though, as regards myself. I have hitherto voted for the Liberal interest, Whig, and the son of a Whi?, whose ancestors ...