... the Whigs.” Mr, Disraeli, however, assures us that his policy was a proof of foresight; and he is “pleased to say” no other nation could produce such aman. Ab, well! patriotism takes strange ways sometimes ; and it may be right to be happy at our monopoly ...

... Lord Palmerston, and while the old sang pur Whigs draw their salaries, sing a Lotos-liko strain to the refrain of dolce far nignte. It is evident that if this policy should be seriously adopted, if the Whigs should declare once for all that they will be ...

... what success remains to bo seen. There (vas no need for him to utter tho mournful lament—‘‘T am not a Whig. Oh, how I wish Ho was Whig of the Whigs, and by virtue of that qualification Romillys are to be found in countless snug places where thoro is a ...

... to what should be dope ites that rome unite the entire body, we cannot but erable time shonld allowe for the aristocratic Whigs to find out their own weakness. De. vs Joxon’s Licnt-Brows Co Laver O1t.—Dr hor of “ “Tt was fitting Elements of Materia Ra ...

... to decide what course they should take in Parlia- action, men! His opinion is that no Home Ruler ehould Evote for either the Whig ‘or Tory ty until there is perfect understanding upon the subject of Home Rule, CORRESPON Di os E. Several lettera, chiefly ...

... some for having called Lord Russell a Whig, he goes on to explain what Whig means. ** All the Ministers of the English Government,” he The party says, divided in two parts, which is now in office is that of the Whigs; at their head are Lord Gladstone, as ...

... issue of be more Conservatives the general election :—It is probable that there will but the Conservatives elected and fewer Whigs, will have to promise some measures in order to get returned, And, in addition, the next Parliament will very Radical shew ...

... MINISTRY formed on The London cor ndent of the Leeds Mercury is in sen the good ut! t about a fortnight since teat 4 of the Whig members ef Brooks's Club, of their party, held’ a ceting, and after counsel together, communicated to Lerd Derby their liness ...

... considered it _a public duty to bring the matter before the electors, aa I cannot conceive of any Noncon- formist, whether Whig or Tory, voting for any man who shews his great dislike to Dissenters in such a way. What consideration will such a member ...

... It seems, according to what yousay, that some of ourparty, however, ‘are disposed to take their views of Radicale and old Whigs, 8a) bur foreign relations from E——; God help them, ht to choose for themselves; 0: But they have a rig! must claim for mysel ...

... NDA AND AIMS OF WHIGS AND TORIES. observes the Daily Telegraph, the Tories had one simple object in view, which was to the Government out of office, and at a future it Liberals may be influenced Sy a it Probable the and aim, Still, at all émes, the versities ...

... the pul blic ina unenviahlo ‘The person in mestion, who formerly held a comm in a Lancer ment, fs the second son a well-known Whig nobleman, was foun: streets, and was taken to one of the metropo! litan work: houscs, where he siabbed one of the inmates, ...