... something novel) that he could place no confi- dence in a Ministry which whilst professing to say one thing, did another, The Whig Earl, however, is nearly seventy-six years of age, and the country must make liberal allowance to the veteran politi- cian ...

... it difficult to dis tinguish a Conservative from a Liberal ; or, as Ishould put it, a Tory from an old Whig-.e., a Whig Oligarchical and a Whig Radical, and hence s Conservative-Liberal, and Liberal-Conservative, and such other mixed breeds. The ...

... this-and with no poor show of reison-that Mr. Disraeli would not have fared so well had he cast his fortunes with the Whigs. The Whigs have always been pre-eminent for ingratitude. As ex- clusive in sentiment as their Tory rivals, they have been more fortunate ...

... Church, and the Ire- land of to-day, when the whole Whig benches are shout- ing against the injustice, to which they were formerly so conveniently blind, lies in this Fenianism, and the I fact that the Whigs occupy the Opposition benches. What although Lord ...

... or nine seats, which D would include one for Dundee, and perhaps for Aberdeen. I . There are several whose party feeling as Whigs, or whose f strong political policy as Radicals, induces them to sacrifice. I . their feeling as Scotohmen, and who prefer ...

... bring its amount of blue blood up to the Whig average by a very long way. Mr. JACOB BRIGHT himself cannot charge it with being feudalist or patrician. It is useless to deny that the traditional greediness of the Whigs, along with their intense administrative ...

... gladiator, managed to make a question as to the compound householder a peg on which to hang an attack on Mr. Disraeli. The Whig ladies w ho flocked to the House to hear his Grace's oratory were not denied the treat they anticipated, for the little Duke ...

... became only Paymaster of the Forces. Burke's ill-treat- ment by the Whigs is one of the stock topics of political history,.and no doubt he ruas ill -treated by them. But Burke had not only Whig exclu- siveness to thank for his virtual proscription by the party ...

... bring its amount of blue blood up to the Whig average by a very long way. Mr Jacob Bright himself cannot charge it with being feudalist or patrician. It is useless to deny that the traditional greediness of the Whigs, along with their intense administrative ...

... Conservative Minis- 1 try becomes thawed to liberality, and enters on Reforms in the line of constitutional ideas. But a ] Whig, in opposition, becomes roused to wrath and Radicalism, and is prepared to stake the Constitution on the chance medley of a ...

... constituency to be conciliated, no Liberal Member will venture to alienate finally so large a body of his supporters. The oldest Whig, owner of half a county, and sitting at present for his own property, will still be disinclined to reject the help of the strongest ...

... help from outside, and to see the Conservative Association list occupied by many names which are now considered to belong to Whig members and opponents of what are called Conservative measures. The murder is out. Lord Hardwicke has been trying to form ...