... WHIG GOVERNMENT. *■ . rHE TRUE UNVARNISHED RESUME OP PARLIA- MENTARY WORK IN SESSION 1871, TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sir, — As the strongest possible testimony to the un- questionable efficiency of the present administration, 1 bave .0 call attention ...

... 'WHIG lOBSM S.,AD,,ODBER8* `TO THP IbIonO TM NOLDW3iS h ; --8s~s-A -wkfA te min OW-jj'6t mor6 ?? from.s perplrating~ job than c& a gorged- og ikeep'awvay from a wah *6uh. Gletitony Id I the nntwa're of th0 hitter, jobbeby in that'-f the formee. Ono of ...

... shifting of opinions by which the staunch Whig of one generation found him self stranded and left behind as a Tory by the next gene ration. Once upon a time we called the advanced guard of politicians New Whigs, now we call them Radicals. Reform was the ...

... shifting of opinions by which the staunch Whig of one generation found him- self stranded and left behind as a Tory by the next gene- ration. Once upon a time we called the advanced guard of politicians New Whigs, now we call them Radicals. EARL RUSSELL ...

... never be prevailed on to approve, on the ground that the Whig party would be split up by any such partial coalition. In fact, although this autobiography makes light of the disruption, the Whig party were utterly demoralized and disorganized up to the ...

... importance. Bot when the Times asserts that they are wanting in reality, and that *““all classes of politicians in London—Whigs, Radicals, and even Republicans, no less than Conservatives—have accepted the act of the Lords with profound equanimity,” it ...

... political class above Mr. Leveson-Gower. But the latter had strong family traditions in his favour, and, moreover, belongs to the Whig school, which .may be supposed to be more acceptable to county constituencies than advanced Liberals, such as the late and ...

... instances to absolute in- compatibility of ideas. The old Whig has little or nothing in common with the Premier. In the life of Lord Brougham, we learn how long it was before he was received amonget the Whig suc- cessors of Charles James Fox. Earl Russell, whose ...

... electors from the Liberal ranks. A new defensive combination is in insensible course of gestation, that will draw together Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, and Consenvative-Liberal against the common enemy of the Constitution and the disciples ...

... the ablest of the Whigs were without seats, and Brougham complains bitterly of the indifference of the borough-owning heads of the party to the claims of the younger generation. He had no reason, however, to complain of the great Whig houses himself. He ...

... from the new Whigs to the old, and we know, too, that what he did for the one Lord Macaulay attempted for the other. As Burke was the literary champion of the Whigs of the English Revolution, Macaulay was the literary champion of the Whigs of the French ...

... narrative, or, rather, of hints and comments, that connected together his correspondence with Lord Grey and other leading Whigs had become in the closing chapters perplexingly attenuated. Brougham at the period which those letters covered was certainly ...