... cannot ring much louder— ami they hasten the time when that steeple and its Tory churchwardens shall be disestablished, and Whig and Tory, Dissenter ami Churchman shall own the bells alike. Well, As the parson's bell tinks, so the fool thinks. But perhaps ...

... the fault* and merit as I think, of both our great parties. The UThlgl Bl too scolding and the Tories too unscrupulous. Tl Whigs take to themselvesallthecreditof emrgreatneft ths Tories impute to them tbe spirit of dtv-tructi But here is an instance of ...

... attempt to once more dish the Whigs. With his entire Cabinet of sixteen members at his back, he has adopted a moderate Liberal policy pure and bimple, with the evident intention of out-flanking the aristocratic Whigs. No wonder, therefore, that these ...

... typical of all that is greatest in Whig policy aud traditions. It may be admitted— and such a life, if honestly written, will not conceal it — that Lord Russell illustrated also at times some of the weaknesses of the Whig school. But the value and services ...

... Ministerialists, un- compromising Radicals from below the gang- way, sup- porters of the Opposition. Parnellites, old-fasmoiw* Whigs, members of the Fourth Party, and -dr Asn* mead Bartlett, were mixed up together in the narrow space to form one of the most ...

... economist, and Daniel O'Connell, the popular orator, and other extreme men of their school, who, like himself, disliked both Whigs and Tories. There are writers who tell us that he followed the lead of Bolingbroke and Burke ; and they call him a Democratic ...

... of old, A spotless Guinea pig ; Whi. Granta' s son-* reject with scorn, (Alas, that such a man was born !) A Stuart that's a Whig ! ...

... disestablishment, and financial reform. No matter which of these subject* had be»n taken up by the privat Liberal party, the Whigs and the renegade Liberals would have broken aw»y. (Hear, hear) He did not deplore the partial breach in the Liberal party. ...

... when it was boasted that the Queen's writ did not run in Minister, then he maintained that no Administration — be it Tory, Whig, or Radical — no, not even a Joe Cowen Administration — (laughter) — could have shrunk from the responsibility of asking ...

... look upon any Irish member who now de- sert- Mr. Parnell in the House of Commons as one who has gone over to the coercionist Whigs and has foneited his claim to the confidence of the people of Ireland, and is unworthy the position of an Irish representative ...

... cross-voting lately. What are we to consider you now — Conservative or Radical, Whig or Tory ? Sir Edward Watkin: My lord, you must not consider me Conservative or Radical, I Whig or Tory ? I am for the Union — of France and England ; I am a Channel-tunnelist ...

... GOSSIP. I (From The World.) \ The rejection of the brothers Chsmbsrlain at ths Reform Club was the result of au outburst of Whig petudance against the President of the Board oi irade. The gentlemen who before 1880 used to go about denouncing Mr. Gladstone ...