... below him, fostered by men of ability and cult'ire ready to use it for political ends, and threatening before long to overwhelm Whig, Tory and Radical in the common ruin of a revolution. Heaven forbid that England's foreign policy should be tuned to tho familiar ...

... the First Lord is cruising westward search of health, the ablest of bis colleagues is banished from his post, while a veteran Whig Peer is hovering round tbe familiar premises in Whitehall, and waiting to be called in. If there should be any foundation for ...

... illustrates .— He was the first and foremost advocate of free trade ; when the chief supporters of the doctrine were Tories-tbe Whigs espousing the principles of protection and prohibition. Deloe may said to have originated what we are now accustoimid to call ...

... again this Session ; many witnesses have been examined; facts been elicited which have startled even the calm indifference Whigs; and Report now about be upon which the House will be required to vote. Of ooursa cannot presume to state the exact form which ...

... strand I saw two exile spirits stand ; Each with sad and yearning eye, Gazing hopeless to the sky ; For each had tut a single whig, And neither from thejeartb. And then, in despair they wept, Into each other's arms they crept; And still, with eves upturned ...

... Bills. The Scotsman says the rumour gains consistency that Lord Grey, in concert with the representatives certain patrician Whig families, is endeavouring to form a coalition party. A meeting of the Permissive Bill Association, Dublin, on Tuesday, passed ...

... intended to protect personalty against increased charge, as Montagu, who wan popular the city, was Finance Minister with «S Whig majority, but of course if Acta literally carried out the increased rd' T would in a few years have thrownTe ffi upon pS sonal ...

... endowments to the sustentation of a stricter faith and discipline. So, too, the Revolution, the political intrigues of the Whigs would have been powerless to overthrow the dynasty with all its faults if the Protestantism of the people had not been arrayed ...

... and now he saw he was very near losing all he had hoped for these many years In this city the Whigs—and he reminded his Worship that he (the speaker) was a Whig —had been studiously kept out from the disposal of all sorts of charities. Now the power was ...

... decision. He congratulated the Radical section of the Liberal party in having converted the majority of the Cabinet and the Whigs to the necessity of the Ballot. Mr. B. Osborne said the Bill would remodel the whole elective system and ougbt to be considered ...

... leader of the peasantry declared his preference for Conservative statesmen, observng that they could expect nothing from the Whigs, but that the Conservatives approached more nearly to the Catholic Church, the most conservative in Europe. Poor Mr Gladstone ...

... of misfortunes I did everything to prevent. Gambetta, it appears, is not a raving maniac, as M. Thiers called him, but a Whig. As such, or rather Wight, which is the French rendering of the English word, the Parisians were adjured to add the ex-Dictator ...