... arts of diplomacy they were like big children. They always entertained expectations from the Tories, and none at all from the Whigs, and the habit of thinking induced them to believe in what they wished to be true. In their simplicity they took no note of ...

... occasion ventured te me, Mr, Gladstone w + financier of this the doctrine that he was the only the country, that duri of the Whigs there was economy, and during the administration of the Tories diture. Now he there was prolific extravagance and e: (Mr. ...

... positive and opposite are’ the ‘facts that 1 to be used to induce his ‘hand > BOA: teary to own Tam, it the ordi- rein numer- WHIGS VERSUS TORI To the Editor of . the. Bolton Even the Sm, — of: those whem as the ‘‘mob” yoda ses have been Bow again we; had ...

... 1850, for which Lord Derby’s government was responsible, was £13,528,776. The expenditure rose in the next vear under the Whig government to £15,312.675, in 1861 to £15,883,160, and 1862 to £16,060,350. A portion of this increase was owing to the Chinese ...

... English constituency (applause). He (Mr. Williams) should like to impress upon every one present at that meeting, whether Whigs or Tories, that they were Liverpool men, and that Mr. Gladstone was a Liverpool man (hear, hear). He hoped everyone present ...

... Whitby. The address is devoted to the Irish Church question. The rev. gentleman says has no desire to make his parishioners Whig or Tory, but he felt bound to address them upon what he regards as a question of right or ,n on 8> honesty plunder, religion ...

... creed comes dawn to their last descendant, but by the time that it reaches him its character is wondrously transformed. The Whig politics of old had a strain of religions sentiment, and somewhat a classical flavour. Republican Rome—or rathar what Republican ...

... now In the first place, acquainted with th: wl was fact of political history knows that finan always th: weal. point of the Whigs, and that mor. thaw ence “in « rough island story” the Tories ste; ped in te place the finances T the credit «+ be nation on ...

... e of heavy guns hare not yet been overcome.” I think the result of the sis years’ administration of the War Department the Whig Government cannot be more clearly shown than the following extract from the audited accounts of military expenditure from the ...

... The address is devoted to the Irish Church question. The rev. gentle- | man says be has no desire to make his parishioners Whig or Tory, but he felt bound to aidress them upon what he question of right or wrong, honesty or plun- der, religion or noreligion ...

... Palmentoman, which meana nearly the same Cuamivative. Lord Palmerston was the most Conservative minister that ever bore the name Whig. All good Liberals who now support John Bright and Gladstone felt hie Influence as baneful one, that are not aony to be without ...

... indescribable. The Romanist, the Ritualist, the Rationalist, the indifferentist, the freethinker. the political Dissenter, the Whig Lordling of the house of Russell, the Beales's, the Finlen's. the Odgar's, &c., &c.,—all these go to make up the indescribable ...