... RE VIE WS. Whig and Tory Administrations during the last Thirteen Years. By HOMERSHAM Cox, ALA., Barrister-at-Law, author of The Institutions of the British Government, Ancient Parliamentary Elections, and The History of the Reform Bills of 1866 ...

... with regard to the Reserve Force scheme and the Volunteers. You must surely be strangely forgetful of the and practice of the Whig government, in doing everything could to cast a slur upon the Militia, and to cut down anya' lug lik e an effective vote either ...

... We still adhere to the flank march, and believe that Mr. Disraeli is still meditating upon another mode of dishing the Whigs, though he will probably endeavour to keep up a nominal connection between the State and the Church—the Anglican Church—in ...

... easy estimate thereupon to cut down all expenses which have arisen, and continue to be tolerated simply because both parties, Whigs .and Tories alike, or those at least who pull the wires of 'party action, gloat over every means of increasing their own power ...

... reached this country through the medium of the Calcutt a Englishman. THE SERVICES AT THE ELECTIONS. MR. A. 11. LAYARD (the ex-Whig Foreign Secretary) and J. Locke have issued their addresses to the electors of South wark. Mr. La and will continue to give ...

... financial and railway interests of the three kingdoms, every man was against us ; and in both houses almost every prominent Whig who was in the last Cabinet, or expects to be in the next, led by Earl Russell in the one house, and by Mr. Gladstone in the ...

... until at least she has satisfied herself that he is a bad one. With the prospect of the Conservat ves soon giving place to the Whigs, Lord Mayo will commence his labcu•s here with the utmost circumspection, for it will depend perhaps on his earliest proceedings ...

... crushed the Fenian plot, and has long parliamentary experience, genial manners, and great industry ; but all parties, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, must wait a while before they can lay the flattering unction to their soul that they have got rid of the ...

... indication of party politics in THE Bao.th ARROW. P. is certainly correct that the Whigs, as a party, did little for the Militia, little for the Volunteers ; but because the Whigs were apathetic, the Tories are not justified in being lukewarm ; and we say, ...

... Two Little Dickey Birds sat in a Tree, 383 Under the Crown, 671 Vanity Fair, 511, 542 Victoria Magazine, The, 510 Whig and Tory Administration, 702 Words and Places, 702 Young, E. D. Search after Livingstone, 262 Services in Parliament, The, ...

... political opinions, along with his integrity, firmness, and faithfulness. Especially, like him, and like the older school of Whigs, he retained a firm hold of the principle of religious liberty in all its applications, and, though void of ambition and shunning ...

... Department on the suppression of his office, whilst all the officers under him have been handed over to the tender mercy of the Whigs, let it always be a scandal upon the memory of Sir John l'akington that he worshipped the great and trod upon the small. IT ...