... Robert Peel; the RepeaLof the ii Corn Laws; the return of the Whigs to power; ;e the religious movemenb of the nineteenth century; the foreign policy of Aberdeen and ePalmcrston; and Whigs, Conservatives, and Peelites. Least Said goonext MenidnL By Ages ...

... of emancipaton, and his advocacy of social and politica reforms which were not carried out till long after his death. The Whigs and Imperial Federation makes that political party responsible for a colonial policy which is lead ing, on te part of somoe ...

... of Canning to the Colonial Office, and ends soon J the the passage of tie Reform Act; the third comprises the history of the Whig 'Ministry from the passage of the Reform Act to the fall of Melbourne in 1841; the fourth, a concerned with the gradual adoption ...

... familiar with the boast of the great lexicographer that, whatever controversy might be raging in the Senate, he took care the Whigs did not get the best of the argument. Very few are aware, on the other hand, of the long and disheartening struggle waged by ...

... author . does not pretend to solve the question c implied in his title, but most lucidly c shows that it is pressing upon the Whigs, a and mest be faced by theta before the next general election. Mr. D. F. Hanigan indites r a powerful plea for abolishing ...