... sections compose Iho drama of the storj*. The plot is divided into three periods—the first, which Mr. Dudley Easier describes the Whig supremacy for more than seventy years, down to 1762 the second. The well-known painter Knaus went the other day to the mansion ...

... mimlv it. conclusions which Mr. Dudley Baxter arrives and the moral of his story ate summed up in the following passages The .Whigs during ths ™JJto wbioii aU hail one ot ths Pratestheir eoerglot had devoted, the taut settlement and character great Pro- ...

... neighbourhood was continued in full work. Suddenly, without preparation, without sound of trumpet or beat of drum, comes the Whig order to close ; and it is little to be wondered at that great distress should have been caused. The steam factory upon which ...

... in out opinion the old fundamental difference between Whig and Tory, though inert at the present moment, may not improbably survive the difference between Liberal turd Conservative. No knowing Whig will allow himself, it can help it, to be taken back behind ...

... on the bank if he it ence got among them. The Whigs corrupted Parliament, and the Tories endeavoured to purify it. The Whigs imposed prohibitive duties, which the Tories did their best to take off. The Whigs enacted Catholic disabilities, which the Tories ...

... I League to illustrate the peculiar claims of the Whig {party to the confidence of the people, and the peculiar antagonism which had always been exhibited by the Tories towards popular rights, have thought it worth while to trace the history of these ...

... to tlmplif/ legislation. had doahl that the kind of Irish land bill that Ur. Gladstone voald Inttodace if it van act for the Whig part/. Paddington has recent)/ been complete!/ re* modelled, both Internal!/ and externa!!/ as to make It nov one of the moat ...

... of the town and decreased in those usually denominated Radical. It would seem, from the tone of an article in the Northern Whig of this morning, that an effort will be made during the ensuing session to obtain either a Royal Commission or a Select Committee ...

... Admiralty. All these acts of grinding injustice like the sudden closing of Woolwich Dockyard have been done in order that the Whig Government may appear to be ecanomical. We have teen the effect of Mr. Gladstone’s Irish policy saying peace, peace, when there ...

... own merits, without reference to politics, that in reading his book are never reminded of the existence of such beings as Whigs, Tories, or Radicals. The first part of the pamphlet is devoted to testing the national progress of Ireland since 1839, when ...

... that it was merely done then make a show of liberality. It was little more Whig humbug. He alluded to the many misrepresentations which ho alleged had been made against him the Whig party, and encouraged his supporters tho prospect of general ©lection. During ...

... regret we observe the growing tendency to make the armaments of the country party question. It is notorious that there are Whig guns and Tory guns, and it is possible that the question may assume such significance that a change Ministry will necessitate ...