... 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 ...

... England encounters just now in the attempt to solve the problem whether he ought to accept the championship of the Liberal Whigs or the Reddest of Radicals. Both are bidding heavily and earnestly for his suffrage, and each outvie the other in the vehemence ...

... pacaengere will booked to the Mansion House, and we hope to hear before very long that the company ha* overcome its difficulty in »w»H»ig both end* meet, and that the line will continued on, a* originally designed, to Moorgate-street. In the meantime great works ...

... the charges of the State. Equalisation of the taxes has always been a Constitutional principle, and now, the dereliction a Whig-Radical Government, it becomes a Conservative demand. We echo Mr. Fawcett's outburst of honesty because it accords with our ...

... DURHAM. John Bull says;— Durham has known many exciting elections, ns when John Bright stood, and the populace drew the late Whig carnage to the poll; whoa by four votes, owing mainly to tho onorgios of a tradesman’s daughter. Lord Adolphus Tempest was ...

... introduced series measures, which, whatever their merits, have alienated largo and important classes. It reminds us of the doomed Whig Government the last generation rather than that the strongest Government in our time. Tho Budget, ns might be expected, has ...

... aaaaalt bcary baation of Saxon intoleranco wo mod bay# apiaa in the anamy’a fortran, and for tbia wo aond in «o many numbara to Whig party. Than aoora of man who will aid by their who would notriak bona in onr eanaa. Xheira aort anbarata patriotiam; bnt it ...

... principles. Taking the one review as the representative the atnstcst Conservatism, the other as the organ oi the meet liberal Whigs, may say that . they represent the two extremes between which lie the great majority inteHigeat thinkers at the pro-1 sent ...

... THE GLOBE, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 12, 1871. internal reform upon his banner. That between 1832 and 1841 the Whigs devised and carried some beneficial measures, it would be the extremity of taction to deny. Bat they passed a Poor-law which, though lauded by ...

... seriousness of their position. It was not until after the division on Mr. White’s motion, and not till a large number of their Whig supporters declared that they would vote against the Government on the proposal to increase the succession duty, that they ...