... famous Whig menagerie, which had always been so well stocked with strange animals, was perfectly empty. The cages were all vacant—there was not a single idea in the establishment. Clearly, no resource was open to the directors of the great Whig enterprise ...

... heretics. No one who is truly at heart a thorough and complete Catholic can give his entire adhesion to a Protestant leader, be he Whig or Tory, for in so doing he divides that . allegiance—in some instances destroys it altogether—which he owes to the Church ...

... appeared to be (cheers). The old 1 father of the Liberals was the eld Whig party —a party stingy and miserly in the extrema as regards anything going out of their own pocket (hear). The old Whig party thought that all the high offices in the state belonged by ...

... House of Commons?ln the first session after the Conservatives ' had come into power Government was urgently solicited by the Whig leader in the Upper House to grant a Royal commission to inquire into the condition of the Irish Church. Lord DERBY considered ...

... must enough is growing apace. Let there be no mistake. not be surprised if the public verdict declares that It is not the Whigs—it is not Earl RUSSELL and they are wilfully blind. Mr. GLADSTONE had a Mr. GLADSTONE—who are the real parents of the keener ...

... deed to reduce to the level of Protestantism a branch of the One Holy Catholic Church. Protestantism is the natural ally of Whig-Radicals; but it is a sorry sight to see the word employed as a rallying cry by the leader of the Tory party. Disruption and ...

... there without inducing a degree of partisanship at once bitter and blinding. At this moment we have Mr. Gladstone and the Whigs out of office, consequently they are democrats. Mr. Disraeli is Premier. This is the situation, and this is all. Here alone ...

... TITE MORNING HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1868 blishment of the Whig-Radical party we can understand, and that now and then, just to humour him, some light work ; some faint pretence of occupation, should be found for him we could also comprehend; but ...

... way, and have demanded the propping up that has been applied to conceal the weakness of the conception generated by the last Whig Administration. There has been an incalculable sum of national money spent upon these fortifications; and it would not be difficult ...

... superiors. These and other important matters in connection with the present crisis must be brought home to the notice of the old Whig country gentlemen very speedily, and if they want to hold their places amongst their constituents they must say at once whom ...

... STEALING POSTOFFICE ORDERB.-At Rotherham Mr. James Thompson, the Rotherham agent of Messrs Durham, Foster, and Co., bone and Whigs merchants, was charged with stealing two Post•office orders, the property of his employers, with forging their signature thereon ...

... like to go without telling you to-day. In these days it is difficult to define one's politics by specific terms. The terms—Whig, Tory, Radical, and so on, are worn-out words (hear). If you put the whole in a hat, and shake them togethe r , y ou would ...