... constitution, which, if not strong enough to outgrow them, must eventually succumb to them. Of course in the mere fact that the Whig and Radical sections of the Liberal party are quarrelling with each other there is nothing to excite the curiosity of any ...

... power as economical leader of party. How ho has falsified his own words the above figures clearly demonstrate. How long will Whig gentlemen be hoodwinked by political adventurers, who ride into power by promising that which every tyro knows they ore utterly ...

... the principal point of his speech to pronounce animated panegyric on the mar, vellous though very latent capacities of the Whig chief, which, it appears, are secret to Parliament, though they arc little known to the country; and Sir Henry James illustrated ...

... diseaxc?.” —Tji the only true antiseptic soap.” Bainsn Medical ~ . „ _ Tablota, 6-.«. and Is. each, of all Chemist*. W. V. WHIG I*l and 00., Bouthwark-strset, Loud*a. U ImUftlaana. ...

... factitious aid of the Irish vote.nnd tho Whigs have nothing to offer fqr it. We pointed out some months ago that Mr. Gladstone’s ‘Vatican Docreos,’ while they announced his own death warrant, had * dished tho Whigs.’ Sir Henry James has endorsed our conclusions ...

... Algernon West having been comfortably disposed of somewhere in the spacious and leisurely seclusion of Somerset House, a young Whig nobleman who derives his Liberal principles by hereditary transmission, and would probably be an advanced Radical for some ...

... nothing whatever to do with the question suggested by A Whig as to the existence or non-existence of a Conservative reaction. We will merely remark that the string of definitions propounded by A Whig of Liberalism are so broad and elastic that they might ...

... The remit of the Dublin election ■will not take »ny one eurprieo. ihell no doubt here it clumed u Whig Tlotoiy, but it ie » orn thet i«ty to which Whig policy has given ehspeand nemo. The nipportere of the Government it their epeolnl object eocurethie ...

... rule with you that Whig blunders of yesterday, passed into law to-day, become Conservative principles to-morrow? The present price of coal, one of the severest taxes ever laid on the community, is entirely occasioned by the Whig free-trade policy, which ...

... things considered, is the victory one which Conservatives ou.ht deeply to rearret. That our great territorial families, whether Whig or Tory, should retain tbit legitimate influence over their respective districts which is now purged the more objectionable ...

... IlccollotdSons. lll.—West Pembrokeshire. TV.—Pipbs and Chewnie. V.—An Episode the Russo-Turkish War of 1870. Tl.—Tho Queen tho Whigs. Vll.—Facts and Fancies about Ttmdatonoe. VIIT. —Contrast. IX.—Vivian tho Beauty. Urs, Annie Edwards, Author of ** Leah : A ...

... mankind, had fondly supposed was impossible there could be witnessed the nineteenth century so unpatriotic as the conduct of the Whigs during the conquests the First Napoleou. bad been accepted as an axiom of everyday life that party -England must subordinate ...