... an told the Whig leaders,I I will not he a Dogo.' He balanced nil parties ; ha bafflod them as the Puritans baffled them Bic fifty years before. The reign of Anne wac a struggle between in the Venetian end the English systems. Two groat Whig lb noblec, ...

... was never a Whig, still less a Radical, c and 31r. Bright, many years ago, for once departed I( from his usual habit, and uttered a simple truth when, t in description of the Palmerston Administration of c that day he said that they had a Whig-Radical Minis ...

... rectify the debasement of that secondary position in Europe in which England A had been placed by the impotent policy of the Whigs prov and Radicals. But his acute perception never doubted the for an instant the ability and power of Lord Beacons- caths field ...

... address suggests that he would be only too glad to be in a position to form a fresh Ring of that sort. He is a Whig of the Whigs, and all that the Whigs want now is a iuan to raise the standard of revolt the instant Mr. Gladstone shows his hand; and Mr. Laing ...

... diminished influence. The I Whigs had consented to every phase of the Prasso- art Germanic aggression, notwithstanding the well-known are reluctance of the Crown, and. it is incapable of con- the tradiction, that whenever the Whigs have been in Do powver the ...

... Leader of the Conservative party by dishing the Whigs upon Parliamentary Reform. His son, the present Earl, began life as a Tory, and intends apparently to reverse the career of his father, first by turning Whig, and afterwards by lapsing into the folds of ...

... guests at his Parliamentary dinner, a dirner generally reserved specially for political friends, the Duke of Sutherland-a Whig of the Whigs till now, and the head of the Leveson-Gowers, a family closely allied to Lord Granville. He is a great friend of the ...

... have not yet, I suspect, heard the last of the matter. The two principal oints of attack are the resuscitation of that old Whig, ord Halifax, and the admiesion of Mr. Forster into the Cabinet without increased official rank. Lord Privy Seal I What is ...

... peace and quiet, i.e., the re-establishlment of the Whigs in office under a Leader like Lord Palmerston. This is the idea al the Edkbio-lmrg Review, and it is the idea of many of our Liberal ?? But the Whigs, if they are to reign at all, must reign by the ...

... and political existence of John Arthur' Roebuck-the love of truth, and an entire contempt, amounting to detestation, for a Whig. In this latter disaffection he wfas amply supported by his friends Sir William Molesworth and Mr. Charles Buller. e was tersely ...

... ?? 1857 a Whig Radical Minister, not in the Cabinet, being in London, gave a Christmas party. The rumour of a conspiracy against the life of the Emperor of the FEaNcon was prevalent, and formed a general topic of conversation. At that Whig Radical party ...

... still ready to meet the combined forces of Whigs, Radicals, and Irish Home Rulers. Supposing the Liberal party was Lto be voted into power, they would have a government I supported by the calm opinion of mature Whigs, by the ultra opinions of Radicals, and ...