... Lennox has been dealing some sledge-hammer blows to Whig apologists respecting the national expenditure. The Times, which has re-echoed the Whig arguments, and with suggestive docility, adopted the Whig figures, finding itself unable to resist Lord Henry’s ...

... that nobleman and the son of Lord Eburt, and is having his battle fought for him Whig money ami Whig influence, he is lending his own help to every effort to upset Whig candidates all over the country. In the borough next to his own, the newly enfranchised ...

... has delivered a characteristic address to his Sheffield friends. He reviewed the great questions of the day—showing how the Whigs had played false and loose with national education ; how Mr Gladstone was opposed to the Reform Act of 1867, as too liberal; ...

... He supposed, in the same way, that Sir William Hutt was “a Whig of Whigs.” (Applause.) There were at present very few Radicals in the House of Commons ; while there were a great number of Whigs and moderate Liberals who were the same as Conservatives ; ...

... Cavour, the lecturer came to the period when became to Italy what Earl Russell had long been to this country the leader of the Whig party, the party of progress without revolution. Cavour came to England and saw the different powers of the State acting i ...

... —Part I. Conclusion. CQeil t, and Dean Alford on the Church of the •OM? Volu t ti n-—By Vedette. VV alewski.—Medical Lecturers, Whig Letter. - 665 '°od and Sons, Edinburgh and London. Price Bd., Post Free. SYSTEM OF SHORTHAND, '’o Taking Down Sermons, B. Speeches ...

... belonging to the constituencies whom they have insulted with their preference. In spite of the desperate efforts made by the Whigs and Radicals to oppose him, it is satisfactory to know that Mr Elliot’s canvass is proceeding most favourably, and temperate ...

... local taxation, with a view to adjustment. Under these circumstances, he See t iat there was any reason to ask them they were Whigs or Tories, Liberals Conabjy lVe ®> as they were candidates that might reason- Li/jj,. expected to the business of the Northern ...

... administration, 1 quite prepared to support the existing Government in preference to that which would probably succeed it. Under Whig rule we had vacillation at home, and indiscretion abroad, through which Fenianism raised its head in Ireland, and an Abyssinian ...

... and your labour were those of love : But it turns my eyes sadly Irish Jigs, _ Where the pipers are Radicals, cheered on by Whigs . I dread the Shilelagh toppling down. And recklessly dealing hard blows on Crown : Statesmen I see—and ray cheeks grow pam— ...

... ill-behaved set of men, not entitled to the franchise, and that the people ought to rest and be thankful. That was the way the Whigs had treated the country. After the defeat of the Reform Bill of Earl Russell and Mr Gladstone they gave up the Government, ...

... cannot get possession of the unattainable. It was Canning, we believe, who affirmed his opinion that the Devil was the first Whig, and in default of the venerable head of that interesting family, McAnultv will accept tne best representative that offers ...