... al manner than had even been attempted by any Liberal Administration, under either Lord Paa*XMEBsTON or Earl Russell. The Whigs and the Radicals stood aghast and were dis- mayed at the proposals of the Cabinet, and numerous shifts were attempted to effect ...

... defunct Whig-Radical party, Mr. CaUtDWELL is quit* unable to settle down to tne uew order of things as they have been created by the passing of the recent measure ot Reform by a Constitutional Government. Starting from the usual stand point of Whig statesmen ...

... the Conserva- tives were enabled, during last session, to pass such a measure of sound Parliamentary re- form as made the Whigs tremble, but which, because based upon the first principles of our glorious constitution, will be the means of ad- ding to ...

... notice it at greater length. ?? Op- position Tactics is an article written with the object of showing the tactics to which the Whigs have in times past, and may in the present resort for the pur- pose of regaining office. The tale Linda Tressell is continued ...

... the British Constitution. When he declared that the Administration would pursue a liberal policy, some of the disappointed Whigs and Radicals made sneering gestures, implying thereby that their own inactivity and imbecility was the only phase of « liberal ...

... Ah, j it was said, but the Whigs saved us from that. *I j do not find fault with the Whigs for not going I to war in the cause and interest of Denmark. j That is not our quarrel. Our quarrel is this. ! — the Whig Government of Lord Palmerston and ...

... ground, where all parties may meet upon equal terms. I offer these suggestions for the considera- tion of all parties, be they Whig, Tory, or Radical ; Churchman or dissenter ; feehng aasured that should they be acted upon they will contribute not only to ...

... introduction of meaanrea for dealing with the present un- satisfactory condition of the Bankruptcy Lawa of this country. The Whigs, when in office, meddled and muddled thia question as all others, and instead of bettering the Bankruptcy system it was made ...

... hunting Whigs, and the revolutionary Radicals all joined issue together for the purpose of overthrowing the Ministry, and the victory they have been able to snatch will be as shortlived as it has been suddenly achieved. The legislation of the Whig has always ...

... fiscal duties of the country will have to be augmen- ted. This is the price the country has to pay for being misgoverned by the Whigs. It was the blundering of Earl Russell and his col- leagues, as we have before pointed out, that led us into this unfortunate ...

... not think that those proceedings were anything more than the history of the Tory party warranted them in expecting. The old Whigs, for two centuries or more, had a very pecuUar, but what was now become a very hackneyed toast — civil and ?? Überty aU the ...

... events, that they are not men of settled convictions— that whatever Mr. Disraeli may have done remiss in dishing the Whigs, they are ready to take the occasion by the hand in order to perplex the administration and secure their own return to the ...