... only one universal shudder natural abhorrence, hot also one overwhelming feeling of generous and heartiest loyally. And if Whig and Radical leaden really wish to render themselves more unpopular and more distrns’ed than th' y an, they need simply go on ...

... to be attained upon the newly enfranchised population, and at least we are spared from the daily and weekly insults which a Whig-Radical Government was for ever heaping on the Church, the cause of national education, and the universities. Let the Church ...

... Good Old English Welcome, limited to tanks and to no parties; for all classes and conditions of men and women, Tories and Whigs and Radicals—both inside and outtiii the Town Hall—were all forward and eager to do all possible honour to our Royal visitors ...

... Peter Rogers in O; Anthem, « \Vhere shall found,” Boyce ; Hymn 170. The Hon. C. S. Wood, son of Viscount Halifax, wellknown Whig-Radical, bis been appointed President of tho English Church Union in the roomot the Hon Colin Lindsay. Of the Roe*, the new ...

... And hopefully gather from Lord Stanley’s significant hints that the great Constitutional party will not allow unscrupulous Whigs and Radicals rashly to destroy the Established Irish Church in the illusory hope of conciliating Cardinal Cullen and the Roman ...

... mutilation had ever been enacted in any professedly Christian land, civilized or semi-civilized. And the wary and Gallio-like Whig Premier adroitly put off those fanatical Irish champions of the faith” by the pretence that it was too late in the session ...

... Religious Liberty, which (ho Whigs and Willmmites hud only been talking about for a full century after the Dutch Invasion, all the while they were heaping their barbarous penal laws unhappy Inland, until Pitt firmly took in hand Whigs and penal laws together ...

... “leaders,” considerably nullified since. But now we ask where are the Whig leaders ? Have they any “leaders” at all, except Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Bright, who call themselves “Whig tinkerers ?” The Liverpool Chamber op Commerce hare had another field-day ...

... ehergee could not eaeUiaed instanced the Chinese war, and the Russian war, and the Abyssinian war, which described as legacy left Whig ineapables to the Conservative Government. (Applause.) There were now, however, good men the helm of our sffsira. (Hoar, hear ...

... nienU exemplified in the official duties of President of the Board of Trade—all these delightful traits have vanished, the Whig official once more merged in the Radical demagogue, and Tony Lumpkin his own man again/* Mol quite was in bis prime, is true; ...

... must regard Ireland ae nation of lunatic*. The question waa now beyond the resistance tha Tories, or the tinkering of the Whigs. It was one which people th> maelvea had determined (aa would be seen at next election) to settle on principles of fairness ...

... Ule years, been notoriously the most unscrupulous and most systematic of bribers. Fortunately there are old Constitutional Whigs, if not advanced Radicils too, who are painfully alive to all this. And we always prefer to clinch our own views of disputed ...