... were entering io ye would good prayer forihe present times to say, ** From Jews, Turks heretics, infidels, Whig lawyers, good Lord, deliver (loud applause). The Rev. Achilles Daunt proposed the second resolo- I :—“ That the diseslablisbment and diseodowmeot ...

... to the behaviour of that political remnant which it is still necessary to distinguish as the Whig .party. It had been foreseen for many years that the Whigs would ultimately have to make their choice between two almost equally unpalatable alternatives ...

... Protestant country, is very remarkable, coming as does immediately after a recent declaration put forward on behalf of the Whigs that the Whig party is the natural ally of Protestantism. In this declaration there lurks a covert insinuation that the Church of ...

... . How, then, was such a Government to be constructed ? By the help the Whigs, or by the help the nation? That was the problem which Lord Derby was called upon to solve. The Whigs, notwithstanding their attachment to Conservative principles, most unaccountably ...

... the latter. If a Conservative policy was sisted it the Conservative Whigs would have sup- to be adopted, the t ported them ; and that the Whigs themselves, party coaduct it If the Whigs desired during their long exclusion from office between this consummation ...

... feared from anything like popular disaffection. As long as the conduct of the Liber?l party remained In the hands of the great Whig families, while the Melbournes, the Russells, and the Palmerstons continued to be Prime Minister, with their known hostility ...

... smouldering, and ready to burst into a flame whenever the exigencies of the Whig party should require it. It was perfectly well understood that the last thing which either the Whigs or the Liberals wanted was to kill the Reform goose; their game was to take ...

... scion and reprssantstise of an oalabliaked Whig family, bat member of the preseat daeataeaent. All the old all the Ospnlstsaad Ueatagace asset psaseated Bom sad Joliet from falling la lose with each ether, sad 'Whig'and Tory' hare Barer pserod words power ...

... sect sllpowerful In the metropolis (where it plays such pranks before high heaven make not the angels only, but even Whig lawyers and Whig journals weep), and there are few provincial burghs where it has not enlisted majority lbs electors. The moat Radical ...

... means to acquiesce in the constitutional position and functions of the upper branch of the Legislature. The addresses of those Whig peers who have intimated their intention of voting in favour of the second reading are referred to for proof that this bill ...

... drat time member of the Cabinet; and the dirergsnt Motions the Liberal party ate for the teat time led by Radical and not by Whig. It is possible—probable—that there is a little real entbusiasm for Radical objects in the Parliament of 1869 in that 1866 ...

... adhered to the politics of his family, who had for tome time been enrolled among the Whig houses, and was soon clear that he would prove formidable rival to the rising young Whig of that period, Lord John Russell. It was not, however, until 1824 that he made ...