... the Queen’s evil, or been innoculated by the flunkeys surrounding the Throne.” He has been guilty ©f a piece of miserable 'Whig special pleading !” he has “made a most lamentable mistake, which he will yet live to regret.” Nay, the working men of Southwark ...

... His remarks about the working .classes being represented by the classes who now sat in Parliament was a piece of miserable Whig special pleading, of which Mr Bright himself two years ago would have been ashamed. Mr Bright, as a Cabinet Minister, and the ...

... question” may not be for England the question of the hour, but it is the problem of the next half century. No one but a cold placid Whig formalist, like Earl Granville probably, entertains the idea that Great Britain will be content to see the Colonies dropping ...

... were put under legislative order and supervision, and lastly, that the Reform Act of 1867 was passed. The careers of the great Whig Ministers—Earl Grey, Lord Melbourne, Earl Russell, and Lord Palmerston —are identified with little that is historical besides ...

... grants in aid of the expenses of travel, from the public funds. We are not surprised to discover that this claim is opposed to Whig principles ; but, all the same, there is much reason to believe that the giving of such aid would prove an act of economy in ...

... sections—The High and Moderate Tor Conservatives, the Whigs or Moderate Liberals, Radicals or Extreme Liberals. He also divides the of England from the Revolution into three party pen tfll first being the Whig supremacy period of seventy extending to 1762; the ...

... of assistance is to be expected from Mr Gladstone. The movement, we conceive, is meeting with most unfair treatment from the Whig-commercial party. Its promoters are reasoned with as if they held by the principle that the Government were bound to find work ...

... proportion of what it has already pocketed in paying for the privilege of being bullied by Mr Anstey. No wonder, then, that Whig and Tory all agree” in an energetic protest against such manifest ill-usage. Botli parties are equally involved in the danger ...

... recess. Then there was the Tipperary election, at which gentleman who he believed was the law adviser the Castle in the Into Whig administration was, would not say Government candidate, hut the only candidate who vindicated their conduct, and ho came forward ...

... Tullochgonim—Braes of Mar —A* private day’s coursing was Lo'd over the farm-of Mr A. A. Davison, at Moor, on Monday last, but, ©whig to the inclemency of the weather, .-port was not such otherwise might have been expected. The high, cold wind,{combined with ...

... the sure index of that most insulferable importation into modem English politics, the Radical snob. Descended from the old Whig pai’ty, but, unfaithful to its traditions, are a party of political aspirants, who, without any knowledge of, or real sympathy ...

... anticipations were well-founded, is proved by the announcerrient which has just been made public in the columns of tho leading Whig organ of' Scotland, that owinjlf to illhealth, from which has been suffering for two months, Sir W. Scott has resolved to resign ...