... very simple, but very honest. They had not been long under his tuition before they learned the great art of 1 dishing the Whigs, at which they have since become so marvelously proficient. He taught them to supply their deficiency of originality by a ...

... poor in order that voluntary achools may T prosper is puerile. See what ?? Spceetator n says. The jourlnal is professedly ' Whig v and philosophical ' ik principle. It tl declares that grave men, imumeised in 6: affairs and aad anxious at once about the ...

... stage a mystery, it will be welcome. For Mr T. H. Bolton has not the record which we usually find iwith Radicals who become Whigs, His position as member for North St. Paneras is the reward of bard, consistent endeavour on behalf of the working classes ...

... haso now harked ack to Its avowed polioy of promoting wrecking amendments. The other week the whole force of the Opposition Whigs and Tories who are relying ou the Horse 1of Irds to overthrow Home Rla voted for a single Chamber inIreland. Yesterday the ...

... after the general election. The electors can see that the Opposition really control the proceedings, apparently because the Whig element on the Treasury bench cannot face 'Iory gibes, We have no patience with the childish reluctance to use the closure ...

... Diplomatic notes ; but the Russian or knife was near the throat of Great Britain, and no English Government, whether of Whigs or Tories could commit political auioide by further forbearance, a M. Vambhry concludes by declaring that with the Pamir question ...

... that he-had made a distinct advance and taken another lease of life, The late Earl was a splendid example of the eound old Whig whose sympathies were ever with the people, and who, if circumstances compelled him to make his ohoice, would be sare to incline ...

... Lorne get- over the fact that his father and he who represented the grvit WbIig house of Argyll, which was Whig In the brave old days when Whig meant Radical, are cordial' and even violent supporters of the party now installed In power under a PAim Minister ...

... Irishmen a hatred of the memory of Cromwell is perfectly to be understood and'even excused, but in those who profess those great Whig principles which the reckless modern Badical has long thrown over- board, it savours of the worst kind of opportunism to make ...

... credit to a man-placed as he is, and as long as he remained in' the LibralM party, his presence was valasble as foreing the Whigs - to move on- wardJ even at a slow, pace In the same way 1 he, is. not keen upton allotments, but. he recognises. a strong ...

... and when he knew that they were dist W tinotly clear of all party organi saion, having in those matters no syeepathy with the Whig or prig, te Tory or toady or indeed the Radical or rascal, he at C once accepten their invitation, He was fairly well known ...

... atronger 4a rgument for superseding the Reptennial Act, t which is not a fundamental article of the Con- I- stitution, but a Whig -device to counteract the attacks on. the throne of Stuart pretenders, could i be adduced than te fact; that the working r ...