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... Turconums cannot therefore be regarded by them as a pleasant piece of rews. THE Edinburgh Reritr, in an article on Plain Whig Principles, professes to give the programme of the Liberal party. It consists of three chief points, which are these: 11l ...

... tho government of Ireland. Mr, J . Lowth p er remarked that if the Irish people did not love the Tones much they hated the Whigs more. Be 'Wong the Government to embark on a scheme of Parliamentary reform the party opposite were obstructing measures of ...

... succeeded in acquiring wealth at a comparatively early age. The °beerier, which formerly used to be recognised as an organ of Whig opinion, has given an independent support to the policy of the present Government during the time they have been in office ...

... humiliating thing that this couotry can be so easily steered, amid so easily frightened by mere words and mere bombast. I was Whig the people last night what a great writer lied said. It is to this effect: There are 1,200,000,000 of human beings in this ...

... the country v nay e cannot call it a party, for it's a aongloineratiou of tsveral parties (bear, hear). There is the fine old whig who always vo es with the Conservative Governmeut next the man who calls himself a Radical I am not to .1 of that sort ; then ...

... happening—no, not just the same, for no Russian soldier ever marched us far before. I mean the Crimean war. Before that war the Whig Ministry, of which Mr Gladstone was • member, bad been vacillating in their policy, and the Emperor of Ramie would never have ...

... Beaconsfield showed his character by giving the Queeu the title of Emmen The name of an Empress was always distasteful to • Whig party, and oar Queen ruled over a larger Empire than the world had ever seen. Her tomes was stronger than any because it was ...

... DIV NEC. (Bv an Blws.) In spite of respectable gigs And legalised cabs, the tight o'er is ; And Diuy, who once dished the Whigs. Has now, woe is me, dished the Tories. (From Folks.) Wile is the letter s like experience?—Because it makes Sp sage ...

... is a fault which will scarcely be visited on the Prime Minister se an offence. All his earlier appointments were of the pure Whig order, and as the Radicals played so conspicuous a part in the elections they have • right to something more than a nominal ...

... for Sir Charles Dilke, Mr. Fawasts, Mr. Mundella„ and Mr. Grant Duff. The new Gladstone Government may in fact be called a Whig-Radical Administration. TER new Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland may learn from the warm demonstrations which have greeted the departure ...

... Mundella, Lord Selborne and Mr. G. Osborne Morgan. It is something quite novel the country is now experiencing. Tory and Whig, Whig and Tory alternately and monotonously was the old order of changes of Government; but now a third political factor has come ...