... prematdre ihe and indiscreet. Tbey brought a.Whig autagonist 1 r, into th afield. The EtE7ibwurgh Review prides itself ong a bein firee from the sligntest t,'iut of Radical- ld- ism, but it is the guardian of Whig traditions, mse and these were the doctrines ...

... O'Connell, in his e and vigorous though rather coarse language, d the baee, bloody, and brutal Whigs. Who eted the Crimne and Outrage Acts upon Ireland P missive Whig Governments. Who inflicted the os Preservation Act, which ?? the liberty the pres and the ...

... tion, and afterwards there was time togo t plas0 for rebuilding thtpeiss.A pso s not want to inquire whether helpers at ts r Whigs or Radicals.ThmebrofteL5.a they wre goig, andthe onyuSTiO O e ire'll the upac ofth reietadhe Governni toosofend e the c asidne ...

... the men who tilled it P Such a resolution as that which he had proposed must be attended to shortly, whether Conservatives, Whigs, or Liberals were in power,because he believed at this moment a great majority of the people of this country had decided that ...

... South Africa OA the newspapcr press hwa found the means of obtaining for itself. In -t explanation of a rather imperfect answer whig'h he had on a former oocasion given to a qnestion from Mr. OrwxAy Mr. Boureax now stated categorically that the c Government ...

... thoy were set the example. But in the last number of the Edin- burgh Review, which wan, ae they 'kuevr,' the exponbht , of ths Whig party,'he had noticed pn Vrticle in which the writer; sniffing vitory from afar, was beginuning to d tdivide-th-spoil-(laughter) ...

... party wll bes D Mr. Gladetone-(himsese, and not Lord Hartingon, and Mr. Gladstone, I need hardly nay, does not npon the old Whigs for his support, but alys upon gentle. I men like Mr. Fawoett and Mr. Ohdmberlain(hinsea), d who, with great ability and with ...

... was rove that the Irish electors of Manchester could not fail to notice that whilst the tory lord on' the one side, and the Whig lord on the other, did not thinkl it necessary - to refer even by one sentence to Irish questions, it was I Mr. Bright alone ...

... it is pledged to no party. The occupier of land is willing to receive justice from any who are willing to give it, be they Whigs or Tories. But we give the farmers credit for sufficient wisdom to know whence reform must come. Though they have hitherto ...

... of -the map, and you could not guess' from its uniform ;blue that there was in existence such a thing as a Radical or a Whig. Yonder at the right hand, far on towards the northern fron- tier of the kingdom, is Flamborough Head, with Scarborough a little ...

... any Radical trash. But, lob- lo served, aMACAULAvY wras not exactly what we call a [l a Radical in these days. He was a Whig. Oh, it s all I r.the samne, was the rejoinder. I know all about him. )E Iaalo was one of those fellows who backed up ...