... i, 21, 0: :'.lard-street. NINETEENTH CENTURY For July, 1333. price 2s. 6d. The Sit ft of 1 , . 11. By J. Seynvntr Keay. The Whig.: a Rejlio.l:r. By the Right Mr. Earl Clwper. Hou-•!•Lighting by y. ny the Right Hon. Vi.corant eur;. K .1'.~1.1r. Super!laturali ...

... speaker went on to criticise some of the speeches at the recent Liberal demonstration at the Aquarium, and thought that the Whigs must have felt it very unkind of Mr. Morley, to say the least of it, for saying, in his outspoken Radical oration, that the ...

... Supported by the friendship of Rochester and mast of the Tory nobles who were active in the Revolution, of Leicester and many Whigs, and especially of the Lori Chamberlain Dorset, there would probably have been little difficulty in his remaining poet-laureate ...

... some of the Presbyterians support Mr. Healy, his success is assured. The Conservative candidate is Mr. Monroe, Q.C., while the Whig, who has the worst chance of all, is Mr. Pringle. Much surprise has been expressed by the significant omission of the usual ...

... county of Monaghan for the vacancy arising out of the acceptance of office by Mr. Givan, in order to wrest the county from the Whigs and increase the strength of the Irish Parliamentary party. ...

... had some strong words. Of the rocks ahead he pointed to one as specially to be looked for on the side of Radicalism. Of the Whigs he would say nothing ; they seemed chiefly to consist of men who spent their leisure in denouncing in private the measures ...

... the writing is good, and, on the Conservative side, it cannot be said but that Earl l'crcy has written well on What is a Whig ? and Mr. Matlock on The Radicalism of the Market Place ; and that the story of the escape of Prince Metternich is a valuable ...