... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE GLOBE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IG, IBC9 fear, to the elder generation of Whigs would produce the least effect. Nor is there any one in the House of Lords who could urge it on the younger with so much effect Lord Derby. The Marquess Westminster must very ...

... traditional parties in the country are to waive minor differences and agree stand by what is left of institutiona under Whig presidency. The Whigs are ao obstinate that they will and must rule. They can't be helped. They ate not dangerously fertile expedients ...

... tbey have this in common, that they all sit in Edinburgh, and that tbey all provide with more or less of profusion for the Whig lawyers of tbs Parliament House. An investigation into the number and nature of these boards, and endeavour to ascertain how ...

... the conditions of English society than was either natural to his character or congenial to his tastes ; and having tried the Whigs at every quarter and found thetn wanting that public feeling whichwas necessary to the end in view, if attained by aristocratic ...

... is oo his way to Rome, will feel the rejection of bis candidate to be severe blow. discloses not only to the leaders of the Whig patty who made a paction with him, but to tbe whole English people, that his power is waning. The Freeman't Journal is also ...

... ion of landlords are far off ever. The supporters of Mr. Heron, an the other hand, were the Roman Catholic priests and the Whig-Liberal knot in every town and district, whom the priests ordinarily influence. Even these Utter, however, Mr. Heron had ranch ...

... ot that description it would probably break np the Badical Government. He strongly urged that there should no alliance with Whigs or Badicais (alluding to the article in the Quarterly Review bat the maintenance of a bold and independent line ot action. ...

... Lytton has modified the phrase, and set it in framework of imfhdrtal verse ; but tbe fact remains that it was the brilliant Whig, himself the least ready and most laborious of orators, who recognised the marvellous spontaniety, the chivalrous earnestness ...

... of Protestantism the bite earl invariably opposed himself. Linked be was by family traditions and personal feeling with the Whig party he gave them bis candid support on different matters of policy, but the interests of religion were assailed be rose superior ...

... Archbishop of Canterbary. Lord Four died at the Hotel Bristol, Paris, ns Saturday morning, The lata lord was toilet at the Whig party in the House of Lords for several years, and ia successive Administrations, inelnding the present, held tha Court appointment ...