... vilely interested of the Whig party the names of the Duke of SOMERsET and Earl GREY. Both thede noblemen in the last Session expressed their disapprobation on particular passages of the GLADSTONE Administration, and others of the Whig Lord-Lieutenants remarked ...

... predicates as a Prussianized Whig, judges the present state of affairs from a Whig-Liberal point of view, and holds the speeches and pamphlets of Mr. Gladstone to be the representation of English opinion. Then, knowing full well the Whig nature and the nature ...

... aristocracy, but even the WhigS, 1who are two nothing but partly conscious, and partlyunosis ad1 Republicans, who stand in the relation to the throne OEMn as the wolf does to the lamb --even they rebelled. Yes, the expectant Whig is a Conscious or lip Republi- ...

... political creed. This did not exelude the Whig. But in a concentration of the adverse elements belonging to city and contained in their own camp did not, please, end clhut he was detrimental to the supremacy of, the Whig T ll leaders-say leader-and they, one ...

... chiefs are untrustworthy, and te that the country can only be saved by Mr. Disraeli el becoming leader of the Whigs, and combining with those Whigs who call themselves Liberal.Conserva- 1 l tives. According to this solemn oracle, the late nX I Ministry ...

... government On the first of these questions it is notable—seeing how contemptuously many people now-a-days speak mere Whigs—that the Whig section of the Liberals has been distinctly more advanced than others on the question of education. It was Mr. Forster ...

... alone. Moderate Liberals and many Whigs were exceedingly alarmed at the present state of things. As a proof of that they had only to look te the letter writtensto the Timssesabouta month since, by one signing himself ' A Whig. What did he say P He denied ...

... the Tories have then'r own way sometimes. It would not be well, he r thought, for the ?? of Commnons to be filled with eli Whigs e~r ali Tories. 'There was nothing lise a little balancinig of power. Now, if the L iberavls were let aloner they might possibly ...

... done in a manner whichl he did not think suflicieusry I an cordial, and so room was made for the moore favoudre to head tf a Whig house, r(F The Supipletientrury Estimates were got through I of nnother foinial stage last night, and uwill ha finatly dealt ...

... Liberal party. We held the foreign policy of the country to be a continuous policy, having nothing to do with party politics, Whig or Tory. When the present Parliament came to a close matters of great moment would have to be considered and on that occasion ...

... Radicals who bear in mind that Cromwell was the advocate of a very strong foreigni uolicy, is not at all pleasing to the mild Whig and the peace-at &ny-prica Dissenter. Consequently Lord lartington's visit is for the purpose, not only of throwv. leg oil ...

... self-glorifieation of the Whig. when in his easy chair, is charming to witness, and his infantine paling when the coveted toy is taken from him, brings tack the recollection of nursery days with Whig g-uearts. Thiers was a resting Whig when Presi. ieset. ...