... in 8 few was tf dead in his chair. Among the peers who departed during thoyear may be mentioned Lord Kinnaird, ne a Scotch Whig, Lord Ravensworth, a highly re- speoted English Tory, Lord Bathurst, Lord Dysart,an ny eccentric who, having been disappointed ...

... personnel de inn The it'esfreit Multi Sinew Justice Tallonni T oh. WWI his •01.0oriol ray of fon, without a perusal of Whig • o•leirsted author said no education could be posommeo eomplite: no Greek play has received so much Section as the flneylie ...

... will give a shock to the numerous persons in different ranks of society who knew him when was the most active member of two Whig Governments—the Whip and also the “Patronage” Secretary the Treasury before the days competitive examination. Sir William began ...

... which told a very distressing tale, : and the mission of politicans should not simply to ' dwell on the differences between Whig and Tory, but rather 1 to deal with all questions affecting the peace and happii ness of the country. What were the causes ...

... the Beaconsfield Government, a let us examine for a moment, and shew to the Con. . servative working man in what manner the Whigs and i Radicals provided for the poor and needy, the aged and infirm, in the hour of penury and distress. It is well a to work ...

... thoughtful when saw industrious men and able to wtrk willing compelled to ask for parochial relief in to alluded only of twein Whig Tory those questions which affected prosperity their fellow creatures He thought truest politican was the one sought to the ...

... themselvesi compelled to seek parochial and other relief ! think politics should not only include the question uifference between Whig and Tory, and between peace ana war, but all those questions which affect the happiness and prosperity of all our fellow-creatures ...

... items which told a very distressing tale. The mission or poiicicans should not be simply to dwell on the differences between Whig and Tory, but rather to deal with all questions affecting the peace and happiness of the country. What were the causes of the ...

... sharper than B. to make his arrangements accordingly ? He carried Borough Household same, onoe upon a time, to • dish the Whigs.' Look out, attentive &liter, for his extending it to the counties, or going in for Disestabliehment, or the Permissive Bill ...

... to its old vigour. Richard is again, in tho supe- riority of Liberalism to Congervatism ‘has begun to'animate thoee prudent Whigs, who for years have been deploring the, too great qarnestness of tho Liboralism of the presont day, The excitement of recent ...

... peace and quiet, i.e., the re-establishlment of the Whigs in office under a Leader like Lord Palmerston. This is the idea al the Edkbio-lmrg Review, and it is the idea of many of our Liberal ?? But the Whigs, if they are to reign at all, must reign by the ...

... must have their hobby, Of course his one disqualification {s his comparative social position, which would render the great Whig magnates to serva under him, os they always are except where transcendent ability Oa the whole Ido think overpowers all opposition ...