... after a Radical policy; but a Radical policy, with a few Whigs in office, was better than a Tory policy with the few Whigs nowhere. So long as a Liberal majority could be held together anyhow, the Whig of the official species would always vote in a division ...

... Times says :— The Liberal party has been broken up over and over again, and again and again it has bean reunited; but neither Whigs Radicals can throw upon the other all the blame of breaking it up, or claim for themeevea th.tt it has been reunited by the ...

... be amusingly compared with the solemn maul. festo of the old Whig party in the Edinburgh. Both trace the origin of the catastrophe of last January to the Radicals; but while the venerable Whig oracle only discovered the evil when it was too late to repair ...

... India is to maintain its character. It is a strange retribution that has overtaken the system petted and introduced by the Whigs I under IlaesuLAY, to be lashed as it is to-day in the favourite oracle of the party, in the pages of which MACAULAY himself ...

... VII. Froado s Irish Parliament and Irish Rebellion. VIII. Dr. iicbliemaun's Trojan Antiquitles. IX. The Past and Palm of the Whig Party London : Longman and Co. Edinburgh :A. and 0. Black. Just publisned, price HOW to LAY DOWN LAND to GRASS by ADAPTING ...

... day to an article in the Edinburgh Review on the struggle between Prince Bismarck and the Cnurch of Rome. The great organ of Whig opinion denounces the Falk Laws and the policy which led to them, expressing its surprise that any class of Englishmen should ...