... classes are rerfectly indifferent to the warfare waged between politicians. They care= ' little for Tories as for Whigs, or for Radicals as for Whigs or Tories. They are anxious to see a House of Commons constituted of members, no matter what may be their shades ...

... this encouraging condition it reappeared in the Upper House last evening, under the prestige of an ardent and enterprising Whig sponsorship, which appeared to be not too proud of its charge. The House of Peers have lately deserved so well of theconfidence ...

... education of youth has always been a favourite theme. In his earliest writings, before it became fashionable for aristocratic Whigs and people's advocates to assume the role of popular education, Mr. Disraeli had taken the lead. He neglected no opportunity ...

... benefit of the infant to give effect thereto. Now, here is a question on which there can surely be no party feeling. It is not Whig nor Tory, nor yet Radical. It is a matter of natural and social justice ; and, so far from tending toloosen the matrimonial ...

... own accord, north and south, east and west, and loudly proclaiming that the country shall be rescued from the trammels of a Whig-Radical oligarchy that has Much too long been permitted to ride roughshod over everybody and everything. Will the Ballot Bill ...

... (various). Shorries.—A., 283., and 345. per dos. Clarets-123.,155., 2.35., 285., and 323. per doe. Champagnes.—The well.known Dry Whig ..—querts, 42e. pinta, 23s.per dozen. Moct's,lstquality—quarts, 29a Bd. Perrier Youet's,Lat quality—quarte.33ll. Pinte,29s ...

... assemblage bad given to Air. Disraeli. The day will Come he said, when you will again see him riding triumphant over .he Whig party, and thank God that day is not far distant (oh era). The Loan Marcia then proposed The Constitutional Cause —a toast ...

... goners—Mr. Disraeli at the Crystal Palace—Opening of the Bethnal Green Mnsenm by the Prince of Wales—Prince Arthur at I Whig. ham—The Shocking Occurrence at Bermondsey—Parliamentary Proceedings of the Week—The Movement% against the Jesuits in Gomany—Oxford ...

... embodiment of a popular conviction, but merely the device of Ministerial selfishness, extorted by Radical persist 'lice from Whig necessities; they understand that to defeat such iniquitous arrangements, and prevent them from foisting on the nation legislative ...

... lead, and is at once repelled into opposite channels. The Republican pure speaks much as the English Radicals do of the old Whig families. These Academicians, they say, have had or asserted a monopoly of intelligence long enough; we do not see that ...

... especially his responsible Irish administrators, will take it to heart and inwardly digest it. The scandalous exhibition.uf a Whig Lord-Lieutenant of a county, who is des oured by the zeal of a convert to Roman Catholicism of the deepest Ultramontane dye ...

... exception begins. He, too, has his varieties—his types and sub-types. his enders, genera, and spades. Only, when you meet him, ass Whig portrait he most resembles—that which I have or that of his peat grandfather. who died long bit Tibia ens etiii obstiaatals ...