... mart, how- Mij ever, 'were tolerated by the philosophical Radicals, and tag allied 'with, although distrusted, by the Ruesell Whigs, agi 'who nevertheless, having no character to loss, sacrificed oaJ Earl Grey at their bidding to serve, the; exigencies of ...

... Editor of the Tics hates the whole brood of Roesells and Elliots, and Lady Russell is Sir Hcnry Elliot's sister. He is a Whig of the Whigs, and that may perhaps explain the Tinecs' aeversion and Loid Russell's anxiety thatthe saddlo should be put on the right ...

... said, will be remarkable from the feact that it will be one of the firat-if not 'the OIret-inetances in which a member of the Whig 'House of Sutherland has entered into an alliance with a Tory family. The Government Gazette of Queensland just received contains ...

... leaders of the factions that are marehalling them- I selves in opposition to the Conservative Government- consieting of Whigs, Whig Radicals, Radioals proper, and Republicans-have opened their game and shown their hends with little profit to those whom ...

... the English nation, X have planned and helped to bring about for their own selfish ends. Thus sayeth the Dake of Somerset, a Whig. In contradiction to the pohiy f violen and the bag and baggage dismiss the T t from Europe, the Edinburgh, in repudiating ...

... of Mr. Gladstone's views-you may almost count them on your hands, and the repudiations of that poliey, especially among the Whig section of t the Liberal Party, have been numerous, distinct, and s powerful. Lord Hartington has kept clear of the whole agitation ...

... rule in Constan- tinople as the Prince of Orange was brought from the Hague to rule in London-not by. Divine right, but upon Whig principles. Perhaps this is al a fable. But it is the talk of the Clubs and of the smoking room of St. Stephen's, and I mention ...

... make Romain Catholicism dominant in England. Out of the eaams spirit of irreligious hatred arcse at the same time tha ovine of Whig for those who oppsedclimsofabsolute authority in Chureh and State. Whigwasoriinaly nae o cotemt gvenby Episcopalians to Pesbteran ...

... work that he had fu been preparing for thirty years. He was one of the tb hardest working of English litterateu's, and the Whigs, o to acknowledge his service, made him a Commissioner be in Lunacy! I suppose they thought the appointment a gl suitable one ...

... dietesite or disability, could never so much as understand the meaniog Of the word politics, and has given. up to trying to ?? 'Whigs feom Tories ; hut take her on her kuo wow polities, easic her about other men or women and the chie. .ar vryday existence-lbs ...

... will form ~cnother instance of the way in of which of lute Cupid has been busily at work in bringing aboict that ecilitien of Whig and Tory which politicians MY only talk of. IM Do you ever see the Buxton Looere-os ? Vau Ieel sho ought. It is published by ...

... St. Stephen's out of its propriety in the discussion of the Royal Titles Bill, and set all the Clubs-all the newspapers-and Whigs, Radicals, and Tories by the ears all round. The Bill is passed now as far as the House of Commons is concerned ; but even ...