... and what was once considered patriotic Republicanism is at present regarded as mere vulgar folly. Still, certain traces of Whig feeling remain in some circles, and there has been a tendency of late to criticise the acts of the Crown and those of the Royal ...

... there wea ^ wide-spread sympathy with the objects of thei meetibg In the aisoussion in. 1'arlianent on this question tsol )Whig party would be xouoh cornpromiaed. The action of the (ioverninent was er'oncous in ?? retrogtadi in policy,6a1d had callod ...

... the issuing the Admiralty document had raised. Indeed, he prophesied that when the question was discussed i? Parliament the Whigs, as represented by Mr. Glaa: stone, would be seriously compromised. If Englano! tolera.tel the Admiralty circular she would ...

... closely resembles the Philadelphia Ledger. The Southern states are without a single paper of even ordinary merit, the Richmond Whig, the Charlestown Courier,and the New Orleans Picayune being the chief. One of the journalistic customsin America is that of ...

... HURCHILL . 114 OEFo E fi xe d pu bli c a tt ent i on not l ess surely °lnd strongly than did the dissertations of the ga.reat Whig historian on M ILTON , on O LIVE , t %STINGS. But even before these were üblished Mr. FORSTER had given proof of the :traorclinary ...

... success. Tho teat of the popular hatred'of Popery and wooden hoes'! could hardly.have been more. tevcre ti'an it was when Whig prineiples came to be' reprsented in the person' of an uncouth Germau King who spoke no, English.. Yet the very tactis -of ...

... new dangers which threaten it in consequence of the dexterous Act of 1874. Mr. Disraeli 11l something toward dishing the Whigs by granting universal suffrage. He has also done something towards injuring the popular Nonconforming Churches in Scotland ...

... Government were The Eastern The lest Session was of those unfortunate the last day of J were, however, & great we of their Whig communicated t obstacle in the way of the many be, co far as be | arassy setting fc and the which yot remained to be | tino ...

... elightly, this being his customary oratorical gesture. The features convey a grave expression, evidently representing the great Whig Minister in ome of his serious moods. The statue, which faces the Houses of Parliament, lluh:hloet high. Ahlic’.lt-:lo inscription ...

... Liberal candidates has gradually driven over to Conservatism the greater part of that large body of men whose connections are Whig and whose sympathies are Conservative which elsewhere gives strength and respectability to Liberalism, while in every practical ...

... amongst the lesser lights of the Liberal party. But practical condemnation there has been none, and almost every politician. Whig or Radical, who has spoken during the last two months has extolled the courage of the FOREIGN MINISTER in boldly stepping in ...

... the prioeiplsn of tenant right. Perhaps the last Governir.cnt not have given so mach. for never see any diflercoos between Whig and Tory. (Laughter.) The motion was passed, and resoiatton was agreed io favour of deputation waiting upon the Duke of UicLmoad ...