... Disraeli has risen to power hy the decay of his principles , aud . he came in leaving them outside in the cold . When the Whigs came into power in 1831 , everybody saw the growth and . foresaw the realisation ot certain princitiles—those principles for ...

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... Liberal Castigation to the Duke of Argyll and Earl Bussell A correspondent of the Daily Telegraph, signing himself Liberal, not a Whig,” takes the Duke Argyll to task for his tirade of Friday night, and plainly accuses him of speaking the reverse the truth.” ...

... implore. There was but one opinion expressed, and that was, that another quarter of a century would have passed away before the Whigs would have given the people of this country household suffrage. But I cannot pass unnoticed the most ludicrous incident of ...

... hi. dap with poetise memo, • higher raak moiety, hie or 1 hos failed. Nay, le this streak that sateen strives dream - weds, Whig Yea, to coal privatise lain to pears the baffler akiltd seed who ides benne • dark is amok the at Olden, awakes thigh, for ...

... consideration of the new Parliament. the simple ground of want of time, there is no help for it. There was a time when even Whigs acknowledged and acquiesced in the inevitable. It would seem, however, that the times are changed. When the House is hilarious ...

... political history is Ireland the difficulty of the Ministry of the day, and the supposed opportunity of the Opposition. Hungry Whig place-hunters have been eagerly discounting the probable inability of the Cabinet to make this subject against the machinations ...

... are now so urgent increase our national wellbeing and prosperity.” We can only say “Amen” to such aspirations. That the old Whigs, whose sentiments are essentially Conservative, should unite with the progressive Tories of the present day, is a consummation ...

... the part of the Ministry, would have been no nearer the attaining of office than he is present. As I have always said, the Whigs could do nothing this session towards solving the problem though returned to the Treasury Bench to - morrow. There is too much ...

... and of invoking all tbe forces of Irish famticism, of Dissenting animosity, of Romish ambition, of Radical enthusiasm, and of Whig partisan spirit, to pull down the Church of Ireland, and to bury the Minister under its rains. A dissolution ac this period ...

... prepared, and being uttered a characteriscally sneering manner, it, of coarse, evoked great deal of cheering from the advanced Whigs. Everybody expected that he would be vituperative, and be took care to fulfil the expectation. He is annoyed to see bis old ...

... o . b . beuig asked forD Pcrnan . Tows are brisk , and pricea tenrlinB upwards , but without ficta *! adyance , — Aorthcrn Whig . ...