... buchler of strength to his political friends, who bad the humour of Sheridan and Dharles For to withstand, his skits tjie Whigs sometimes hit them very hard. His easy satire on the late Mr. Whitbread, beginning like Archimedes for science and skill, snd ...

... of the House Dome as W few years has centred in foreign policy, and exception omitted. It seems that there are to that the Whig organ, true to its traditional precedents for the adoption of such course as this narty policy and not having bowed the knee ...

... a very clever, well-educated woman, who had read all books worth reading from her childhood down to the last, and a fierce Whig of the old school. She was all for Mr. Fox, whom she bad seen, as well as Mr. Burke, Mr, Pitt, and Mr. Sheridan; and she was ...

... has studied subject would give his rote for their prohibition, and it is notorious fact that they were special device the Whigs. Mr. Gladstone hud candidly acknowledged that he once tried and failed become a political life-renter, all Scotland would have ...

... Catholic college or university. Ireland is not so unreasonable, and it is enough to say, in reply, that Government, whether Whig or Tory, could live which proposed carry Dr. Playfair’s suggestion into practical effect. Much can be done without shocking ...

... spirit of extreme apparent independence, tbe main object in view being to disclaim equally the assistance and alliance of both Whig and Tory at the next election. The country is exhorted to unite in support compact Irish party; and, although it must have ...

... sentiment is dead. Vf-.Doilv for the Roman Catholic episcopacy, it now means as were told day or two ago, uotliing in The Whig bishops, therefore, hope to lucre their own way. The Press supplies them with The of Home Rule is for the time hors lie roiW ...

... too, in turn must accept the position of a Doge, content to reign but not govern. That the leader of Whigs should now under the same yoke which the Whigs themselves wore fond imposing upon kings curious illustration of the irony of fate. fact, however, ...

... into sis main sections, each under its own loaders. There were the Conservative Whies, led by Lord Derby and Mr. the Pure Whigs, by Lord Granville and Lord Hartiugtoa; the section headed Lord Kimberley and Mr. Forster; the Moderate Liberals, led by the ...

... and the tranquillity' of the country. The Cabinet and the Government have been attacked on every side; the idea of forming Whig and Tory party among the Republicans has bad to be abandoned as a hopeless task, and the division of the spoil has created ...

... Cobdeaic ideas, in which cosmopolitanism is much more prominent than patriotism. His Liberal party is, in fact, that the old Whigs, against which it was the mission Mr. Cobden’s life to wage continuous war. It little wonder that in the difficulty which is ...

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