... Times remarks that Mr. Bright assumes the exist- ence of two great parties ns individual as a human being. Giant Tory and Giant Whig have been fighting for forty years in Mr. Bright's story-book, and here they are with bold and vivid illustrations. But what ...

... means of doing what the country expects of him, he must be suitably seconded. It is tolerably certain that many of the veteran Whig leaders who have hitherto held the chief posts in Liberal Cabinets are ready and anxious to make way for younger men J. Heir ...

... Lord Palmerston again in 1865, have been of a favourable character. The only in- stance to the contrary was in 1841, when the Whigs were expelled from power by a vote of no confidence. The average duration of each Ministry has baen three pears.—Daily News ...

... retired from the cabinet on the 5th October, 1771, and in May following when the old Doke of Newcastle, the head of the great Whig con- nection, followed his example, Bute was appointed Primer, and realized, if he ever held, high ambitious hopes by becoming ...