... THE WHIGS. At the meeting at Wadebridge Mr. Agar Robartes expounded, as in duty bound, his political principles to his prospective constituents of East Cornwall, rand expatiated warmly upon the virtues of the Whigs, ex- tolled the purity of their principles ...

... THE EFFETE WHIGS. a I the pages of a Conservative contemporary of long and o faithful standing, appeared on May 22nd a letter from a h dissatisfied Liberal signed F,. and it contained quotations from a letter received from another Liberal and Radical ...

... -and defender. That is the statement-neither more nor aitl less-of the Marquis of Hartington. There he is, a Whig, let it be ?? a Melbourne Whig, supposed to represent the in the Gladstone Cabinet those principles which- OLs had been impressed upon the ...

... lines epitomize the position militant of the noble duke to a nicety. It is not possible for him, the officialized Minister Whig, to measure or to judge any question except upon its relevancy for good or evil to that political faction to which he belongs ...

... to India will not run through the Northern Steppe. but through the Caucasus and the Tekke country to Herat. Are people (the Whigs and Radicals) naive enough to believe that a ten years long struggle and the costs of nearly thirty millions of roubles, besides ...

... faith in the simplicity of his audience, he says that the same rule will not apply in the case of his own party, who once were Whigs, were next Liberals, are now Radicals, Democrats, or Socialists. They have merely altered their title honourably in jike manner ...

... not honest even to himself. wt Another Minieter of ?? accredited Whiz and a con' usanprper Whig', so to say-far like the Orleans Princes in P in rane the Whigs have botrae ?? undertook anid one anethier to hoot, as in the ease of the great Earl Grey, ...

... whether Whig or Tory, to be united against the principles of Atheism, Socialism, Communism, end Republicanism, which, under the specious name of Reform avowedly seek the destruction of what remains of our Constitution. Quite true. But if a Whig or Tory ...

... made his statement, and from the tone in which it was delivered it was not possible to mistake the cantankerous temper of the Whig Calvinist. By the way, Calvin himself, as recorded by Melancthon, possessed a diabolical dis- position, and Knox followed suit ...

... learn 1 that ats the English people Ihad a great history for centuries th beoler Whigs and Tories were isteonted, so they have since ep had a great history to which Whigs anld Tories have can- an tributed little that is wvorthy of praise. go Tho grandest ...

... upon our National Religion. andI Liberties,' acknowledges~ the kind opinions and wishes perseod by Clevicuse and an '1 Old Whig, in letters addressed to 8 local contemporary, &a to the appointment of an rbiratr. ie romises them that he will seek the ...

... and Mr. Gladstone, in 1837, said that a man who had no belief in Divine Rovelation had, no right to govern, whether ho be Whig or Tory. Hewas heartily with the Govern- mcnt in the idea that the rules of proecdure should be at once amended; but he was ...