... of the lan.Ler stop there, Theie -were the early . days of mechanics' institutes and ueeful know- ay ledge scci~ties. The Whigs were engaged in of the incubation of the London University, a main feature of whose curriculum wa-s that modern mat languages ...

... in danger of losing IS he permanently his powerful inflaence. Like ct4the Duke of Sutherland and some other of cc the great Whig magnates, he was bitten of at first by the prevailing Jingoism of the a he day, anid voted with the Government on he two or ...

... very welli pleased; but, so far as our information goes,E it wvill take a good deal of whipping up to enlighten some of ithe Whig members for Scotland on the necessity of dis-l establishment, before they will follow Mr.i Gladstone or any other into the ...

... hats rnot morea bum-). Lor):d f ont l'rhly loft thb' GOvernment becaitse lie detested Beg9 tlhu ir for i gn poaliey. The Whigs deserted LawN admirt, Star thei.r leader~s because. they adird that his tslfaepolicy'. I-et are we gravely told port a again ...

... After .1r. G 1adstone sat at his feet, and increased his out th enthusiasm for the cause of Italian liberation. which The old Whigs loved Panizzi; and lie dies full thea c of years sand honour, ?? had for tirtee di He hd fo thiteen whole, years ceasedl to ...

... ratepayers of thre ward. (Hear. ret hear.) It was his desire to get the right thing art done, no matter whether it was done by Whig or in by Tory. (Loud applause.) He had striven as far vdfs possible to obtain support for right measures, c.ai ?? matter whom ...