... failure of ch they complained than Mr. Gladstone; but unfortunately when the great Liberal triumph was gained, a Whig Cabinet was formed, and Whig opinions, tog ther with the hostile circumstances inherited from the Tory policy, had resulted in state of affairs ...

... Great Britain and Ireland in the interests of the Tory party, if they wish tc secure the sympathy of reasonable men. The °! Whigs do not wish to see themselves and their prin- fe ciples swallowed up in the whirlpool of Radicalism towards which they have ...

... his intimate knowledge of foreign politics. He was ardent admirer of Lord Palmerston, and an admiral le specimen of the old Whig politician and man of the world. Tbe comic journal Funny Folks has a capital cartoon of Lord Rando. Churchill as conductor ...

... march in the waterless desert. The absence of scares or panic among the troops during the nights, and especially their silence (Whig the trying ordeal of a dropping fire on the night preceding the battle, all showed a sense of discipline and confidence worthy ...

... Sir John Lubbock's plan. those who ever look to Mr. Reeve, C. 8., sponsor lost causes ; who remember that nearly every “plain Whig principle” lie has enunciated has been abrogated; who see him now arguing in favour of three Reform Bilb, one for each of the ...

... Englana by no means accepts the view of the qaestion taken M. Ferry latest despatch Whenever possible alliance between Tories Whigs talked about should always be remorn. bered that two very important personages such combination would have to be the Marquises ...

... self-assertiveness, is but another example of their inconsistency. Next, the pnmrose has only radical leaves —no Tory or even Whig ones, observe. Then it has a liberal growth —no Jingoism, even, about that I And last, but cct least, its scientific ap ...

... Ministry their decisive majority will wreck any attempt to respect, „ the rearrangement of seats, the principles which, according Whig views, would alone render the extern sion df• the franchise safe. . In the opinion of the Pall Mall Gazelle, the immense majority ...

... he was pregnant with speeches on Reform, he explained his Bill to the Radicals of Glasgow. Liberals did not agree with it, Whigs spurned it, and Tories laughed at it. Mr. Bbioht, in his measure, proposed to the very thing in relation to the representation ...

... Telegraph, Daily News, Dally Chronicle, Morning Advertiser, Tenloghew*. i Birmingham Post. Birmingham Gazette, Ireeinsn * Northern Whig, Bo fast Morning News, Irish limes, Belfast News Letter. Newcastle Chronicle. Wolverhampton Hxp’ess, Sco'sman, GU«»w HeraM ...

... Cheetham, and Mr. Pell all wanted to know what is going to be done. The two former gave expression to the desire among the Whigs to see the County Government Bill brought forward, and Ihe demand of the latter was naturally couched in more polemical terms ...

... present to the business being proceeded prevent a few Liberal county clique of criminal lawyers that infest the city with. The Whigs, are permitted to remain and corrupt juries, out- members, and the ory party are coalescing to force the Government to bring ...