... caustic ridicule and. withering sarcasm. He accused the great Minister of borrowing his tactics from the Whigs. Sir Robert Peel, he said, caught the Whigs bathing, and he walked away with their clothes. He has left them the full enjoyment of their liberal ...

... named are now to be regarded as the Liberpl ‘ houses, though at the begioning of the period mentioned she Stewarts were the Whigs, and the Mures the Tories, Sir Michael Shaw Stewart is not likely a 8 present to accept an invitation to coutest the seat, ...

... as long as possible to his invaded privileges. The public will wait with intecest to learn whether other Conservatives and Whigs can act as cenerously. During the currency of the present year the Board of Trade Returns, as well as the Revenue Accounts ...

... first rate man would be almost certain fail in the attempt wrest the representation from that party in fair fight as between Whig and Tory. It is, however, well known fact that insignificant section of the liberals are at variance with Mr Parker by reason ...

... Argyll from the Cabinet ; but as that luxury is still denied him, he contented himself with sneering at the old historical Whig party—a party, as he pathetically remarked, that was tender of legality and of the interest and rights of property—for allowing ...

... threescore stayed away. to the gentlemen who joined hands with the Conservatives, their position is clear enough. They form the Whig wing of the Liberal party, and may be expected to give a good deal of trouble at more important crises than befell yesterday ...

... said that the Radicals would ultimately demand consideration, in some shape, for their support of a Government of a mainly Whig type, and has appeared that tlio consideration they required in the meantime was that some members of their party should be ...

... way they would be instrumental quieting rebellion and economising the revenue of the Empire. them remember that many become Whigs and Radicals on account of being compelled to put their bands in their pockets to pay the taxes of the country. C. X. Arbroath ...

... . ‘Tue rae DistorsaNcr is not a of the assertion that the Whig leaders have deserted their principles in this Disturbance Bill. It would be ditficult to name @ measure more pre-eminently Whig in its spirit, proceeding as it does on the inciple that is ...

... for the compensation Irish tenants, and with the hostility shown to it in the House of Commons by representatives the great Whig families—the Fitzwilliams, the Greys and Lambtons, the Moretons and the Wallops, not to mention country gentlemen of less degree ...

... been said that the Radicals would ultimately demand a consideration, in some 3hape, for their support Government of a mainly Whig type, and it has appeared that the consideration they required in the meantime was that some members of their party should ...

... classic ground of Epsom.” Certainly both sides required holiday ex-Ministers because of the exhaustive battles they had with ” Whigs and Radicals, Home Rulers and Obstructives,” and present Ministers,, because of their “six long years of rest, or rather of ...