... of Englishmen, Irishmen, Scotclimeo, and Welshmen, holding levery shade of Liberal opinion, from that of the aristocractic Whig to that of the advanced Radical, has been constituted with a view to maintain party discipline, whiie respecting the independence ...

... Amiens, Rheims, and Strasbourg, thou badst been visiting the cathedral I found thy filthy name scrawled upon the walls in Whigs an inch long, and accompanied with °beams inscriptions such as only thyself could dream of. At the railway stations thou hadst ...

... in it to cope with the Reform League, by which it was utterly extinguished. In the division on Lord Stanhope's amendment the Whig peers who have throughout consistently supported the principle of concurrent endowment voted against the iovernwent. Thus in ...

... Hunie, M.P., when somebody questioned his allegiance to his party. He exclaimed he would swear white was black to keep the Whigs in office. I may here say. respecting the outtager's basket of potatoes, that I did not give it as if there was anything special ...

... to apply a portion of the surplus to the relief of unavoidable calamity. A conversation ensued, principally cured on by the Whig peers and the independent party anew,: the Opposition. and satisfaction was expressed almost generally with the arrangement ...