... the Vc th anl grandeur of the country to the metropolis for some 'ive or six months of the year. Mr. rislay, a respectable Whig with Radical proulivitics, asho has ?? the County of hoy7e 'or ten year in the I lonse of C 'no'i ns has resolved to givo ur) ...

... said to speak for tile older, as the other does for the younger, Whigs-are agreed in condemning the Church; and we have no reason, therefore, to put our trust just now in the English Whigs. Probably, if they were in power, they would temporise and postpone ...

... sec:.- I. ?? These sertiments were repeated b; LEai Uran. more, a nobleman who said Le had shar'sbeen on the side with the Whigs, but now ca;:a lot with the gentryontheoeherside, when 'e saw the length to which the Roman Catho'.-ci veere. solved to go ...

... accomplished their mis- sion for the time, it was hinted that they must be forthwith turned out again. Now, however, that the Whig-Radicals are once more face to face with Mr. Disraeli, they play a dif- ferent tune. Everybody knows that they tried a dozen ...

... Ireland as a nation of lI. f natios. The question was now beyond the resist- s ,ance of the Tories or the tinkering of the Whigs. IIt was one which the people had themselves de- ,termined-as would be seen at the new election t . -(hear, hear)-to settle ...

... Smiths remedies is the abolition of ?? the artificial restrictions of primogoniture and entail, in which we hardly think the Whig magnates will assist him. It would be simply absurd to interfere with family settlements, or to say to a man who desired to ...

... vigorous grasp of the helm to guide the A WN'hig barkquethroughthe breakers than Earl Russell is likely to command. That the old Whigs in bothf Houses will, however, make a desperate rush at ti the Treasury Bench may be anticipated. Their I bh ,impatience when ...

... relegated to the Lords, to listen to the scoldings and platitucles of [Tarl Russell, or to survey the sleeping fornis of the von(X' Whig peers who coie down between luncheon and dimler to sit an hour or so behind their leader, nid (if awake) to give him a few ...

... a new Ministry. The Standurd says no oe wvouod drcam lof die- puting Mr. Disraeli's claims to the Premiership. Unlike the Whigs, the Tory tradition recognises no claim to precedence in the counsels of the Crown; no title to Parliamentary or official primacy ...

... more dangerous as allies than as fxcs- ?? knows what may turn up ill thle C019 o month or two to leal thle clifcre!tCZ ?? Whigs and Radicals and A~dullamnites. At eel events, they have a common interest in regai ing the Treasury benches; and, having ...

... Eng- land, and to-day his grandson is Prime Minister of the Empire. There can be no better answer to the cuckoo-cry of the Whig-Radicals that genius has no chaence of rising among the Con- servatives; but, if another answer were re- quired, we point to ...

... millions annually to keep thb ' rival sects from devouring each other. Tt is a gloomy picture -a bitter commen- tarv olln Whig misrule but the Dean forgets that the cause of the greater part of the mischief may be sought in such Declarations as he and ...