... difficult to distinguish a ' Conservative ' from a ' Liberal ;' or, as I should put it, a Tory from an old Whig—i.e., a Whig Oligarchical and. a Whig Radical, and hence 'Conservative- Liberal,' Liberal-Conservative,' and such other mixed breeds. The difficulty ...

... probably be adopted. THE FUTURE LIBERAL, GOVERNMENT.—The new Govern-, ment, says the Spectator, if raised to power, will not be a Whig Government of the ancient type. It need not in the public interest be quite as weak in the peers as, the present one admits ...

... had been held at Cambridge-house; but somehow or other they did not quite succeed among those whom it was the object of the Whig Government to bring together at social re-unions. The Countess Frances Woldegrave's at homes, which are always patronised ...

... expected to meet the new Parliament with a definite solution of the Irish ecclesiastical difficulty that will again dish the Whigs, and elicit the plaudits of the Radicals. It is probable, therefore, that the final solution of the question will not be ...

... had been held at Cambridge-house; but somehow or other they did not quite - succeed among those whom it was the object of the Whig government to bring together at social re-unions. The Countess Frances Waldegrave's at homes, which are Slways patronised ...

... expected to meet the new Parliament with a definite solution of the Irish ecclesiastical difficulty that will again dish the Whigs, and elicit the plaudits of the Radicals. It is probable, therefore, that the final solution of the question will not be ...

... laid it on the shelf. The air of the Government side of the House had been most relaxing to Liberal politics. The ancient Whigs, so faithful in opposition, were somewhat given to nod in office upon this question.—(Laughter.) This question had broken up ...

... forces arrayed against us; high church Radicals jostling infidel philosophers, and Nonconfoimist agitators taking counsel with Whig place-hunters; but we yet believe—we hope, if against hope—that the country will, ere it be too late, shake off its fatal lethargy ...

... House, to speak plainly, contains three hundred Radicals, or men pledged to a Radical policy, then it will be clear to old Whigs as well as to Mr. Gladstone that new men must be found, that unless the Cabinet is as strong both in will and in intellect ...

... House, to speak plainly, contains three hundred Radicals, or men pledged to a Radical policy, then it will be clear to old Whigs as well as to Mr. Gladstone that new men must be found, that unless the Cabinet is as stronr , both in will and in intellect ...

... forces arrayed against us; high church Radicals jostling infidel philosophers, and Nonconformist agitators taking counsel with Whig place-hunters; but we yet believe—we hope, if against hope—that the country will, ere it be too late, shake off its fatal lethargy ...

... shoulders of Mr. Gladstone? For the future he will have a formidable antagonist in the person of Lord Salisbury, when there is a Whig and Tory fight in the House of Lords; but the new marquis, who is a hater, such as would have delighted the soul of Dr. Johnson ...