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LORD MELBOURNE'S LETTERS.*

... proved too strong a tempta- tion for so many of the clever young Whigs. The result was that he became a Tory Chief Secretary for Ireland and an anti-Reformer, though he drifted back to the Whigs with the Canningites, and became Home Secre- taryin Lord Grey's ...

DRAMATIC CRITICISM AS SHE IS WROTE

... sex or party does the Bouverie' street organ belong ? 'For in moderation it finds all its glory, wlzilst Tories call it Whig, and Whigs call it Tory-lbsen is not a portrayer of real life. There is no class of men who 'send ships to sea knowing them to be ...

LITERARY NOTES, NEWS, AND ECHOES

... epitheto a Iet of vague abuse. The succession of political terms used in this sial I~js very curious. At one time of course Whig was an epithet of and ar abuse. In my own younger days I Radical had succeeded to the post; bids 'lw that Radical is beginning ...

THREE CENTURIES OF CAMBRIDGE WIT.*

... King to Oxford sent a troop of horse, For Tories know no argument but force: With equal skill to Cambridge books he sent, For Whigs admit no force but algument. Had the prize which Sir Thomas founded never produced anything less terse and pointed than this ...

MR. JOHN MORLEY'S WALPOLE.*

... the crux of she situation is how h- managed to hold it so long. The usual explanation g;VE' by the Tories and Dissentient Whigs at the time and since Nvas that he retained power by the simple expedient of continuous bribery. But the explanation is a little ...

GOSSE'S EIGHTEENTH CENTURY LITERATURE.*

... remain at Lausanne. Swift. he remarks, attributed to t/-cprz,./esof/this pamphlet the growing coldness with which the Whigs regarded him -as though it were likely that Swift should attribute it to the wrapper or the stitching Here is a thoroughly ...

ROGERS AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES.*

... characteristic transition to pass from this tribute to his eminence as a poet to his correspondence with Brougham. The great Whig politician seems to have made it his mission during many years to keep Rogers au courant with what was passing in the region ...