... strike us in looking back upon it. The founder of the system was looked coldly on even after his scheme had been adopted. The Whigs gave him a post somewhat grudgingly; but when the reaction of 1841 brought in the Conservatives, they at once turned him out ...

... The Persian Miracle Play. VI. British Lighthouses. VII. Russia Betore and After the War. VIII. Lord Minto in India. IX. Plain Whig Principles. London: LONGRIANs and Co. Edinburgh: A. and C. BLACK. No. XVIII. Price 6s. J'HE CHURCH QUARTERLY 1 REVIEW for JANUARY ...

... The Persian Miracle Play. VI. British Lighthouses. Vii. Russia Before and After the War. VIII. Lord Minto in India. IX. Plain Whig Principles. London: LONGMANS and Co. Ediaburgie: A. and C. BLACK. BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE, for JANUARY, illo. No. DCCLXXi. Price ...

... before the country. This intense bitterness of feeling is characteristic of the break-up of a monopoly. If genuine hatred of Whigs, Liberals, and Radicals be sought for, it will be found in some survivor of a close municipal corporation now reformed or of ...

... merely party interests. Lord Beaconsfield has always blamed the settlement of 1832 as having been cunningly contrived to save Whig and to doom Tory boroughs. We need not go into the historic question. It is sufficient for our present purpose that Lord B ...

... real question (the Standard says) is, according to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, not whether England shall be governed by Whigs or Tories, but whether the English Empire and the peace of Europe shall be preserved. The questions at stake at the next general ...

... 5. THE PERSIAN MIRACLE PLAY. 6. BRITISH LIGHTHOUSES. 7. RUSSIA BEFORE AND AFTER THE WAR. S. LORD MINTO IN INDIA. 9. PLAIN WHIG PRINCIPLES. RUSSIA BEFORE and AFTER the WAR, By the Author of Society in St. Petersburg, &c. Translated fromn the Gerasa ...

... in the exigencies of the hour an imperative summons to the nation to return to plain Whig principles, and especially to restore its confidence to thoroughbred Whig statesmen, and to them alone. The advice is excellent in spirit, but it is somewhat out ...

... of which could alone be relieved by an appeal to aimns. WHIGS AND RADICALS. The Daily T2elccrap/ observes that the Edinburgh Reviewee has come forward to define the position belonging to the Whigs, and seems feverishly anxious to exonerate that respectable ...

... The Persian Miracle Play. VI. British Lighthouses. VIL. Russia Betore and After the War. VIII. Lord Minto in India. IX. Plain Whig Principles. London: LONGsIANs and Co. Edinburgh: , A. and C. BLACK. Just published, in crown Svo, price ios. 6d., cloth, IFTY ...

... less bright. Unhappily for England, no such signs are visible in any quarter. They cannot be discerned either among the pure Whigs at Wakefield or the Radicals at Birmingham; yet it is certain that, until questions deeply affecting not merely the future ...

... supposing that people were wondering hiar he (Sir William) got there. Perhaps they did not know that he swas one of those Whigs who passed a servile and abject life under the tyrmany of Mr. Cbtamberlain, the dragon of Birmingham, with whose name Tory ...