... before his party as the high and statesmanlike object is which would inspire their efforts-the policy of dishing X ed the Whigs. Intelligence reached this country early ine His Speme that Sir Louis C1avagnari and his escort bad tobeen attacked at Cabul ...

... events of modern history. The Adelphi is associated w with many political assemblies, not only of the adherents of rhe old Whig and Tory sides, but of the members of the two great ?? and Coneervative-who in turn govern the nation. ?? govern it best is ...

... continued to represeet till tire di60seo ution of 1841. In l'arliameatrr he was a silent on ; Moemrber, steadily supporting the Whig party, andl frol devating hirmself to Illis profession, in which he attainedl 25i] the ljirliest esuirience, In 1844 lie was ...

... stated that the compromise between him and the Home Rulers was brought about by the interference of some most influential Whigs, who got the Irishmen to leave out of the pledge the words at which Lord Ramsay gibed. Be that as it may, and I give the statement ...

... unfeigned satisfaction a, e result of the angling of the Liverpool Home R&:- The moderate Liberals and the remainder oi - old Whig party are. however, very much ?? They see the result of what Lord Sandon . : other night-that Lord Hartington is e JS Mr. Gladstone ...

... eleventh canto of Don 7;vat #:- NaLught's permnaent arnong the humnan race Except the Whigs Lot getting into place ! There were periods since Lord Byron's time when the Whig Budgets, under Sir Charles Wood, disappointed the country year after year; but the ...

... divided, and by empowering the life-holders of property to dispose of it by sale or let it on lease. This would be dishing the Whigs with a vengeance. One of the institutions of Llandudno--the Readiag l Room and Library-is not by any means in a flourish ...

... Derywudin l r-r en ability take office in the next Liberal Government, but T1 it was thought it would be in the character of a Whig, and P4 net in that of a thorough~going Liberal. The Conserve- M5 C. tive irritation however is easy of explanation to those ...

... which he has ceased to sympathise. The late Lord Derby was not less true a Tory because he was at one time a distinguished Whig; nor is Mr. Gladstone a less sincere Liberal because he began his career as an extreme Tory. Changes of this kind may be perfectly ...

... Raimsay, the Liberal candidate, is what we may call a robust Liberal, of the Rosebery and Dilke type. He has nothing of the Whig about him. He is not prepared to rest and be thankful. Be is full of hope for better things from a steady progress. He is prepared ...

... estates, and we SU ieilolaet like a full eoncession by the ter ol tue refornts that, twenty years ago, t hied U1pon even by the Whigs as part of dtll dreams of the Chartist. -aQt lla It indeed be that the Tory States- d c'l °f Cave ulS Household Suffrage, ...

... has given an exten- Sion to plain Whig principles which will, we should think, a little shock ?? Raleviwc). He is directly opposed to compulsory vaccination; for, says he, it is one of the plainest of plain Whig principles that personal liberty, personal ...