... a number of local Whig leaders in Yorkshire, will. in all probability, be very generally adopted as a precedent by those members of the old Wbig party who desire to maintain the constitutional traditions of the country. The old Whigs. at all events, regard ...

... In the course of the forenoon to-day, an arrangement lias been arrived at between the uncompromising Ministers and their Whig supporters in the nature . of a compromise upon the question of the (Wm.?. According to this report Mr. Gladstone will this ...

... indobtwlnesi to th« Variorum of Furness and the o litlous and Siuirer has produced the bod aotiug vewlon the play thy bus known Whig. lliokors and Sou, 1, Leicester.square; and at the Theatre, Price One shdhuK. FARMING Shoit Mttuual ift t. , Experience Husse* ...

... mitered *fourthly hy mere than Newsmen and Magtzlnes. C. in Hand mid Heart. of this volume that t my inspire hips when hope in Whig. The of the Banbury the subject treated • eekstetly manner. The author it • public benefactor.' 11$ ewes been selected for ...

... is the aim and object of the Conservatives and of their Whig allies to prevent, for it would restore the political centre of gravity to its proper place, sad pot an end to Conner yeti,. and Whig domino' ion. It was curium to observe how Mr. Forster. in ...

... support of the bad Whig policy or not, but as he had through his political career disre- garded all consequences that might follow from doing the duty of an Irishman, he intended to speak what he felt'4hear, hear)-and if the Whigs sent him back to prisen ...

... were to be released, cynical-minded persons, recalling the negotiations with O'Connell half-a- century ago, and believing that Whig-Radical nature alters little from one generation to another, surmised that there was some understanding between the Government ...

... front. On such a question as Disestablishment, or even on some questions connected with the Land Laws, the descend ants of the Whigs would take their own course, while the Radicals would take theirs and the Conservatives would know how to benefit by the m ...

... that their oppositiou to the Whigs should bo accentuated,—their opposition to the Tories might safely go without saying. Accordingly, we need not be surprised to hear JAMES MILL affirming, as he did in 130, that a Whig is more terrified at the principles ...

... letter, in which his lordship said that Mr. Gladstone is a wman wbho acts against the old opinion of all the great Whig leaders in the old Whig days, he proceeded to ex‘amine the statement, and continued:—l Lope and I believe that the policy counseiled by ...

... as some other critics might have done, he shows that he thoroughly understands it. Swift began life as a Whig, because at that time to be a Whig only meant that you were in favour of constitutional Government, even if necessary at the expense of hereditary ...

... attstots of newspapers he day. And change of 'idyl ere yet ur hair Is grey. And long.drawn platitudes Jaded out for hire, A n'l Whigs thrt tay what Tories used to say— This is the end of every man's desire. The Burden of br.rl 4. Fr . :2! :n sp :4;11 hindering ...