... planation of their movements to more articulative gentle- men. Mr. Goodair is, in politics, not as many suppose, a Radical. He is a Whig, and sympathises none with the advanced fire-eating party. sometimes he may hold a rushlight to them in order to keep them ...

... place like Preston. There seems to be something like want of discipline in the ranks of the Government; the old-fashioned Whigs have been left a little in the cold shade by the youngtr and more go-ahead men, and are grumbling and expres. sing dissatisfaction ...

... and though she has still to retain the Habeas Corpus Act, which very much annoys a large portion of the London press, both Whig and Tory, the bill will provide means of summary punishment without jury. The real meaning of this is that the liberties of ...

... more reconciled to it. Then there is the Globe. This used to be a respectable old evening paper-a single sheet; in politics a Whig, pure and simple, of the school of Charles James Fox, as is recorded upon the tombstone of the late George William Wood ...

... macuse storedenaler, and not even by Sir John Dalrymple Hay, but by a dischai'ed dockyard cleric. The basest Tory, the mildest Whig, the wildestFenian, and the totally unpolitical Briton alike will smile when they hemar that that injured individual, the dockyard ...

... peared somewhat noteworthy, inasmuch as the ideas upon which the new agitation is based were. not only entertained by the Whigs prior to 1846, but were, during the Irish Church debates, ven- tilated by Sir George Grey, who proposed a con- cession to ...

... although an ardent o supporter of the Marquis of Hartiugton, he gave his sub- t scription with a willing hand. Conservatives, Whigs, and a Radicals subscribed, andl that to mny mind was one of thle a greatest possible proofs that the late Lord Derby was a ...

... to leave them to themselves, and refuse to give them the pro- tection of their flag. It was the cheese-pairing policy of the Whig Government which caused the colonies to act in an ungrateful way, and as an illustration, referred to the Cape Colony, saying ...

... make her into an enemy, whose hatred, maneged and Fal directed by Prussia, may work our downfall. Perish all trij question of Whig or Tory before a question of this magni- a v tude. At the commencement of the war ?? of grin English ministers was usedfto ...

... is nearly certain to yield to the in. finances of agen elusive and privileged class, and become, if not a Tory, at least a Whig, which for al prastical putr- pouge in our times is nearly as bad. (Laughter and chee. T injurious and demoralising effect ...

... they may tfreely use their wight to agitste ser others do; but they have no politics osnecito their reo l ligion. They may be Whigs, Radicals, or conservaties, s without ceasng to be, and to he held to be, sond Cathos lice. Catholicityexists and flourishe ...

... ry debate. Gari- baldi once made a public visit to England ; he was feasted m- and caressed by a number of the old English Whig aria- iv, toeracy and a few zealous Scotch Presbyterians. With all he hiii martial boldness, is it not on record that he was ...