... any economy takes place in the public service it is pretty certain to begin at the wrong end. This has been the case with Whigs as well -as with Tories. When Mr. Gladstone's Government resolved upon curtailing the expense of the naval service it commenced ...

... hapless 4,2nd done to hes commanded isy a womana and a sailort THE Standard has been talking about signs of life among the Whigs. Would the Tories like to kill 'em P THAT tinned beef present of 'the Lord Mayor was downright noble on the part of the c ...

... reconstruction of the Lliberals shall be upon a Whig basis. which is another way of saying that the Whig families shall be admitted to the Drincipal sbare of the next Liberal Government. What-have the Whig families done during the last six years to bring ...

... , and others would hold important offices. But, as matters stand, he will be made to comprehend, both by the Queen and the Whig aristocracy, that so many dukes, marquises, earls, viscounts, &c., must form part of the Government. The social tyranny to ...

... n by, ciqueism. That in to. say, supreme- power rests more- -or less: in. the; hands of. some dozen aristoeratic families, Whig orTory; and the minor and more. mniute matters are duly regulated by ,lots. and- cliques of: perhaps more Efs y but lesa i ...

... should make to maintain them intact, that occupy such promi- nent places in the orations of other statesmen andlegislators, both Whig and Tory. They have a sepulchral sound, as one coming from the graves of old Tories that flourished in the times of Pitt and ...

... policy and teir funQtion. Their. policy is always, and, under allcireaumstacesi, b speak the whole truth and the sole truthl -, Whigs- worship, aui, ayways will' worshi,' ev- pediewy. They wait to iss.tbe fdet ofi abaie whene.ver chance- an&- opportunityr step ...

... - I ae ithe ?? GCanie4awswafs -thst 'he-thought s4uch-apre dj .they geaefuejsuie'tjet h wud-itzie smp7frt hel Te~avon ?? 'Whig or To: .-ptopue~tbrs df1 - large estates -woiuld ever 5iigis tsi mp,-iodsfieatsoaeif 'thosd laws. 01 ?? rPLL dmite 'that ? ...

... quite enough for: their whole time. The fact is, we have :not-enough -juidges. When morec are -asked -for, the reply -of both Whigs ?? that they cost too-mueh, atnd that it is - exceedingly diffioult to -nd comtpetent men to accept the ofEce. This mayor nnaynot ...

... ultimately seek to-have it carried out. Wait a bit, petitions Liberalism. The times are not ripe for the change, wails the Whig. You are inviting revolution and pnarchy, snivels Tory privilege. But, taking our standing on the incontrovertible axiom ...

... a larger number than 3would suffice for the Conservatives. The Conservatives 1 are a compact body, whilst their opponents-Whigs, ,Radicals, or Home Rulers-are not often agreed, and are united only when in opposition. Hence, the Coneerva- tivc s could ...

... classes have' won this election for the Liberals; not, howevef, with the pur- pose of merely bringing baok to office a lot of Whig hacks, and a grandmotherly old states. man. We would ask whose eloquence thrilled 'the heart of England; and awakened Englishmen ...