... hope out of us and leave us scorned and humbled beggars. A LADY POLITICIAN'S VIEW OF WHIGGERT. Well do I know that the old Whigs were the grand champions of a grand old cause-(cheers)-but these men have not the fibre. Their politics are of a sickly hue ...

... Democracy five years ago, with any blind devo- tion to imaginary dictates of Political Economy as the Whigs are, and it was upon the old Whig dodges that he poured forth the fullest vials of his wrath. If Lord DUNRAVEN finds his party hampered upon ...

... he would find amongst the electorate. of whose intelligence he seems to think so little, many metn who, caring nothing for Whig or Tory, can argue out this question in all its bearings. I am, Sir, looking to your sense of fairness to print this as the ...

... a warning of what would be the result if the Irish Parliamentary representatives pursued the milk-and-water policy of the Whig section.' But this explanation gi es no effect to the concluding words expressing a hope that the anticipated Irish attempts ...

... Palmerston's salon at Cam- bridge House, now the N-aval and Military Club ;and naturally, therefore, the wife of the great Whig statesman whom somebody christened Cupid, comes in for a share. of admiring notice in the sketches very happily entitled ...

... Hatfield has almost as great a horror as Lord Melbourne of the death of a bishop, with the added terror, unknown to the great Whig statesman, of resignation. A* Englishmen's love of cricket, wherever they are, is proverbial, but a match it San Antonio, in ...

... never lost it, and that he did not build the present Peter- borough House at Parson's Green. Peterborough was in politics the Whig Randolph Churchill, and morally and socially the Lord Byron of his day. He was the bete noir of steady-going politicians like ...

... slowly, I have always used candles, and do not think I could take to anything else. In politics he was an old-fashioned Whig, and was rarely heard to express anyinterest in contemporaryaffairs. It always gave him great pleasure when one of his boys ...

... politics he, the Cardinal, was an old-fashioned Whig. If ever there was a man whose mind was wholly cast in a different mould to that of-the old-fashioned Whig it was Cardinal Newman. I am an old-fashioned Whig myself, and I think I know something of them ...

... circulation of about 9,000, followed by the 1forninU Jierald and En.,isk Gkronile With about 8,000. The Globc, which was the Whig, and had something of an official character,heads the list ofthe evening papers with a circulation of 5,000 ; the Covrier, ...

... members of the Social-Democratic Federation, worked heartily with us, cordially approved of our political action against Tories, Whigs, Liberals, and Radicals indifferently, and, dying iin harness, was buried under the Red Flag, Herbert Burrows and I speak- ...

... to be done in his leisure moments, as a man might edit a magazine, or cultivate bees, or superintend a poultry-farm. In old Whig days it was no uncommon thing to discover a Chancellor of the Exchequer in a man who had been puzzling half his life over ...