... can be directly enforced on the Government. As financier, he has reputation to make, and ability to make it. But how the old Whig—far more obstructively Tor}- than the Tories themselves, so far as the extension of the franchise was concerned -will comport ...

... c»»n-. grntulatiug the comm unity upon the result the recent contest, would closing now simply say, the words the old song, Let Whig ami Tory ail agree,” and let one and all hencej forth endeavour to accelerate and guide aright ► the great onward march of ...

... see how Mr. Disraeli regarded the conduct of Sir John Campbell: — Is it part of the code of etiquette in this saturnalia of whig manners, asks indignantly, that the honour of man is to be vindicated by oompiiment to woman? Farther on he declares that ...

... from a French correspondent in London, on the subject of late elections. The writer regards them from the of view of the old Whig party, but our contemporary is convinced that he is disposed to deal fairly by both parties, and that his conclusions are worthy ...

... t absurdity to accuse sucn.a L iberal Cabinet, selfish ambition in accepting seat cted to receive whilst noble noodles and Whig backs are do we appointments almost matter ol c ' ' . am - B aminiB that Mr Bright. dangers of tration will tend to increase ...

... resign the spoils of office to Mr. GLADSTONE, Lord GRANVILLE, and Mr. BRIGHT, so long was it absolutely necessary to the joint Whig and Radical interest to try to make the world believe, through the medium of speeches and leading articles, that he was a charlatan ...

... possitive antagonism that there is between constitutional Whiggery an Communism-to the personal dislike to Mr. Bright, of which the Whig aristocracy make no secret - to Mr. Lowe's impracticable arrogrance, and Mr. Gladstone's impetuous egotism -Blackwood confesses ...

... 337. Strand. London. 241S • anted, a few young men to form vV Clara for Book-keeping. Appiy immediately “B. A., Sort hern Whig (Mice. 7792 WANTED. STEADY MAN TO TAKE charge of Horse, Drive, and make himself useful indoors. Apply at 33. VICTORIA STREET ...

... whom be we. but yesterday practising. Lord Hominy, the present Master of the Rolle, has been spikes' of, but as one of the old Whig party he is hardly likely to find favour with statesmen of the type that is pretty sure to predominate in the Cabinet of the ...

... so doing, he put an end to the ohl Whig doctrine, that the chiefs of the party must suggest the same of the leader usder whom they will serve. More than one ailinialigration came to an untimely end, bemuse the Whig families would not accept the premier ...

... law student to be a barrister, bad, condition of admission, obtained written promise neat him that would always vote for the Whigs Any impartial onlooker, let ms remark, would admit that the so-called Ritualistic school in the Church of England, whatever ...

... administration of Irelaind. Mr. Bright joins the company only as a walking gentleman. It is he who has been added to the Whigs-not the Whigs who have come to him. Esven the organs of his own party speak equivocally of him as a wild elephant whioii it will be ...