... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... colonies, and fostering closer relations between them and the mother country than had existed during the administration of the Whigs, whose policy it appeared to be to lop off the colonies from England. The policy of the Conservatives had been described as ...