... ha3 been muddled away in useless expenditure. This not of the intrinsically unprincipled Tories, but of the good Whigs, the more than Whigs, the great and glorious Liberals! We wil teR Sir WILLIAM that before he goes in again for a wholesale glorification ...

... prepared for the great occasion. There will be a struggle. The Radicals will cer- tainly work. and vote this time. We hope the Whigs will do their duty. Lord Hartington seems disposed to set a good example. Much will depend upon the pluck which is displayed ...

... ; to put an -end to their present tactics. But will either the Marques of HARTINGTON or any other leading member of the old Whig connec- tion tike such a step as this ? It is, to say the least of it, extremely doubtful; yet unless he does, although it ...

... weekly London organ that they are to work and figure in order to substitute for the present Government a Ministry of old Whigs. It must be admitted by those who have not the slightest sympathy with the Radicals, that they are justi- fied in declining ...

... category to put him in. He would have been classed with faggots of the worst kind, for whom none but Whigs ever had a good word to say. He eclipses the Whigs, however, in his unctuous post. Ecript, in which be ' bears in mind that if the transac- tiqn had ...

... by-gone generation sixty or seventy millions was considered to be a tolerably heavy revenue to sustain. In spite of the famous Whig rallying-cry of Reform, Retrenchment and Peace, it has gone successively increasing under the representative taxation system ...

... side of the Liberal agitation. The new programme, too, is one of abolition and dis- establishment. No longer need prudent Whigs and rabid Liberationists wrangle and jar over the question of taking up and putting down Church and State union in England ...

... lead-the Radicals or the Whigs? Would the Radicals moderate their demands or would the Whigs adopt the destrue. tive policy of the Radicals ? Thore is only one answer to this question, and it was given by Lord Cranbrook. The Whigs would be obliged to capitulate; ...

... of condemnation upon the extrava- gant and unpatriotic utterances of Mr. GLAD- STONE and of those who followed him. Whether Whigs or Tories, whether Liberals or Conserva- tives, there is a sufficient number of people to make a very large majority in this ...

... fod ereill wedi bod mor ddisynwyr a't pleidio; ond c crodaf na fydd i'r un ferimwr sydd yn feddiannol ar a synwyr ¢yffredin-Whig non Dory-fed mor ffol i a'a pleidio yn yr etboliad agosbaol; a gallaf en t sicrbau, os y pleidleisiant i'r gwrthwyneb, sef ...

... hyny fydd eisian. Y mae y ganmol- iaeth ddiwahaniaeth yna yn syrffed ar y wlad. Rhan bwvsig o'r dvn yw ei egwyddorion, boed of Whig nea Dod ; ac y mae ambell i weithred mewn cwestiynau politicaidd yn rhoddi mantais i ni adnabod dynion a faint o ddynoliaeth ...

... Itri rubidi' him, Perhaps the C]calti-rn i:i tlat, onir exat Ltoiuoi against tie T'ries will thlros us into tie aruit ot ?? Whigs. That calcultition is wr Drg. Woe slil aet t-o prinoitile, raind not tbiouoh lpassioD, ail Ie w si all pler: the gienaino Tory ...