... these unfortunate differences. The cause which led to defeat in Elngland has had the same effect in Scotland. The 0'.l high Whig section of the Ministry have evidently hampered Mr. Gladstone in hiG adoption of a thorough Liberal programme. They have tried ...

... convictioll of th0ose -whom she has moat honoured and mevered, I comes to the conclusion that what werefortnorlM y termcd Whigs WnI Liberals have now degenerated into Radicals and 3 .!.oltio.it Thein thore comes a little sit bit of truly feminine spite ...

... them. The oil te Ovil seems to be in the Whig and Tory rets in the colncil. A political party has firet lervtd, and not the public good eousiderad. toe and then seea enough to know we are !orrect when we inter a Whig or Tory tool ten rewarded for his political ...

... sympathy of the entire body of nonconformists in the Anglesey boroughs, but the section of his perty who adhere to the old WhIg principles would preoer, It is sid, to see the Hon. W O. 8tanley suceeded by Lord Clarence Paget or Lord George Paget. Neither ...

... A THIRD PARTY. It seems to be one of the cherished desires of a few weak Whigs and discontented Tories to form a third party in England. This political project has assumed al inter- mittent form, for whenever the constitution is supposed to have become ...

... Alliance, and expressed his determination to sink all other political conssideradtons and supporta Permwive. Bill candidate, be he Whig, Tory, or BadiOlI. If the doctor eat reconole his present statentmenb with thos moe bforeeo arg an udincesnA va ry abort I ...

... no Dee toagiltate thisques- tion, rbi rh the latet ir. 0sre iiweus met t.Ir t0eoriw Mlolt co ably aid~orateet?' 'he ?? ?? W~hig end lury for wimnoila honnuro playe into the beeodeno the wasoleboee o rners, as did the Blibie In afoulO question Ine Ibe ...

... industrious classes, despairing of getting justiee done to them in their own land, were seeking homes in the United States. The Whigs had pur- sued with regard to Ireland- the faltering and trimming policy which has been one of their leading characteristics; ...

... willing to perform the duties of office, his capacity and respectability are the only matters to consider. Whether he is a Whig or a Tory should be neither here nor there. But under the influence of circumstances we have drifted into another fashion of ...

... actuated Mr. Gladstone in dealing . with Dublin University. He may be ; displaced from power by a combination . of disappointed 'Whig placemen, members e who do the bidding of the Irish ; prelates, and the followers of Mr. s Disraeli; but he will have the ...

... transformation from Radicalism to Con- servatism in his conduct during the cotton famine: and in his recldess dishing of the Whigs, he was beyond all question an honest and warm-hearted man. He was inconsistent, no doubt, and the mobility of youth tendod'to ...

... pastor of a flock divided In politico. I have Whigs, Tories, Con- rervativer, and Liberals-and I say a plague on them all. They constantly come with their con- ?? tootanch of aConrve. tive, you are too much of a Whig for ma. I ay I am neither the one nor ...