... was passed in Messrs. TOoGOOD and STORMY. No one expects that th~e ?? will ever comnprehend, much less put in force, the old Whig toast Civil and religious liberty all over the world. The whole history of the Romish Church, if it could be reduced to ...

... arrondisscments the new Bonapartist and Legitimist Deputies have been returned; one of them in the place of a most eminent French Whig, so to speak-a man of large property in the depart- maent, and the bearer of one of the most illus- trious names in the modern ...

... almost alone protested against the foundation of the Second Empire and the orisis which accompanied it. Thee is indeed here no Whig aristocracy, for Louis XIV. destroyed the French.aristocracy by turning it into a crowd of courtiers. And in 1689 there was ...

... promote the cause of popular government. MRn DISHAELI wished to keep himself a little longer in office, and to dish the Whigs. He was not very scrupulous as to the means he took, and his most earnest desire was, apparently, to pass the worst possible ...

... legitinate issue that great question against which their forefathersentered tile original protest. Upon every great question their Whig frienus had always been in favour ot compromise. Instead of the disestablich- I ment of the Irish Church, thev would have had ...

... lie sympathised with the enemies of Great Britain; if I told you how he was glad when the Americans coneaered ; and how the Whigs of his day were the supporters of Napoleon. You would think me very tiresome if I told you how Mr. Bright opposed the Factory ...