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... Liberals and less ' reactionary Conservatives.' Who their less ' reactionary Conservatives' are we are a loss to guess. The Whigs have succeeded in taking the lead, but it is rather ominous, that so few members of the Liberal party were present not even ...

... reach the last and perhaps the worst chapter of high-handed injustice, under the Whig imperiiun, in this matter. History repeats itself, but prize warrants shaped by Whig officials must, it seems, be diverse in principle and scope from all that went before ...

... destroying our best beeches, but might not experiment some viler and baser subject, and throw timber in Wales or Ireland in some Whig squire's forests ? The woodcutting epidemic spreads alarmingly. We have lost Hurst Wood. Its noble shelter has been converted ...

... important epcch in the history of our nation, and in the career of Mr Disraeli. The Reform Bill had been passed, and the Whigs were triumphant. It was at th.» critical period that Mr Disraeli offered himse f as an independent member for High Wycombe ...

... in the Fortnightly Review loudly proclaims the necessity of—«a cry.' He does not st ick at trifles, and he will not stick to Whig leaders. But objects to be assailed for the mere purpose of feeding Radical enthusiasm, and lifting into importance Radical ...

... preparations it may be well to consider what the history of the representation of the counties has been since the era of the Whig Reform Bill, which was to establish the political supremacy of that party for a long period of time, but which has not quite ...

... was thought by some enthusiasts in Gitiff that as the Reform of the Whigs had resulted in the gift of • new Constitution to 'or Municipalities. so the Reform Bill which dished the Whigs would be followed by a reform of our Government in counties and parishes; ...

... THE ANALTAS of the LL Whisky Or. AKT II HLINUI.L. 1b.,. mry Mly one of 4 Wbeky. The semples nett sod sallow the sad to —The Whig, must be to be pore, welLiestemel, • 0.1 of very voslity. The m .1 fa ts the panty sod wieldy of it m, GT. T 1 ST., OXFORD ...

... think, not without strong justification, in the interest of the British army, on a grave wrong done by the India Office, under Whig auspices, to the troops which captured Kirwee and its princes, Nana Sahib's kinsmen, in the Insurrectionary War of 1858, by ...

... grievously compromised by the evasions, prevarications, and disingenuous acts, and words, which have grown up into a system among Whig and Tory Ministers alike. To raise a laugh or snatch a momentary renown for smai tness, the sore expense of troth, is the favourite ...

... nausea in every honest stomach. A more contemptible cad never practised than Keating.' We have no great tenderness for the Whigs, and had always thought that the Liberal power was shattered through the unpopularity of some of the foremost in its ranks ...