... old, A spotless Gainea-pi8; While Clranta's sOn3 reject with scor, (Alas, thbat such a mnan w as born !) B Stuart that's a Whig 7 ...

... attack; made upou them had appeared the Edinburgh under the title of '• Plain Whig Principles. The editor laid down a number propositions which were jt plain, and which were not Whig, and which were only conspicuous for the absence of any principle at all ...

... his reference to Mr. Gladstone as the chief whose leadership is proud to follow. It showed that saving instinct by which the Whig aristocracy have managed, amid changes which have amounted to little less than a revolution, to preserve themselves and their ...

... acd revolving hands, Pxprossive of the restless spirit vexed Byseason's cuhlce in a woxnd perplext, To be, orut to ?? or Whig, . dfe-lo b4 tor philosophio pmig. BJ£We- table, amply spread with sueak He fmshes-ki doubt-*hat he shiJ eat. Let guests u ...

... folly fails In fretful midges as in floundering whales, The briskly little, and the blandly big. Tory Thersites, Zoilus, as a, Whig, The lumbering Ajax of the Caucus clan, The twveed-clad Cato of the Working Man, AU the mixed motley host that townwro ols ...

... the Covenant lectured in vain. And even bis enterprises sank into commonplace besido those of the two Princes of Wales whom Whigs truly called Pretenders. Charles Edward, as he was when he fought at Preston Pans, and was turned back by timid folly from ...

... House of Commons had a strong Liberal —he was going to say Radical— clement, and if it was to be a struggle between the old Whigs and the new Radicals, for his part he thought the new Radicals would win. (Cheers). Mr. W. Williams believed the present House ...

... is reminded of the manner in which Lord MELBOURNE justified the leavingout of LordBROUGHAM from the new arrangements for the Whig Ministry. Lord Melbourne fully admitted the Parliamentary capacity ot' which Lord Brougham had just made a signal display, ...

... smacks rather of the ?? than of the present-day Republican. The first page is devoted to an argumentative article, headed Whigs and Tories. M. Raoul Duval speaks of a mon- arohical restoration as a chimera, which cannot be regarded as within the range ...

... declares its oonti. deuce in the Right Hon. W. ?? Gladstone herein, and its certain hope that, undeterred by Tory clamour or Whig obstrucdon, he will, crowning the glories of a great career, lead out the two nations-loyal to one Sovereign and parts of one ...

... ex-centrical, S surely, For has he not faith in the new Table Round? Then Goschen, a miniature kind of Colossus, 'Twixt Tory and Whig rather shakily strides. Mr. Speaker, how long will they pitch us and toss us 'Twixt so many parties, such various sides? F ...

... dwarf wvth his hat over his q eyes for the author of Caleb Williams. There was an il-natured touch in reserve for the des Whig and Badieal celebrities of the time which 5= is nissingas a rule in the case of their political I b opponents or others who ...