... perfectly well, and in his con- cause for this failure to li it, that the principal measures was the presence in the Cabine} of Whigs like Lord Hartington— the Rip Van Winkle of politicsa—as he was termed by Mr. House ot Lords, Williams’s patron, Mr. Chamberlain ...

... Devon,” is preparing for private circula- tion a small quarto volume, with a few illustra- tions, to bear the title of First Whig.” It will, ineffect, be an account of the litics career of William Sacheverell, the first hig leader of the House of Commons ...

... the member for Cork was opposed by a combination of three Koman Catholic bishops, and was defeated by what wa: then termed a Whig Mr. Parneil was well received on his arrival, but the balk cf the populace held Mr, Parnell rece’ aloof iresses in the Townhall ...

... eertaioly well broken, and he kept muttering ‘Oh, blank these * moral-force Whigs,’ blank these *moral-foree Whigs!” After this, Sir Edward, naively enough, the expression “moral force Whigs” went out of :ashion, Acd after this disorder in Sou) ton, the expressiod ...

... 104. Owing to the fall in the William Harcourt defending these departures from Ceylon market these leas shew good value, the Whig principles of which he used to be so subject to and upwards delivered free to any address. and upwards unt. proud. and of listening ...

... seo it almost com, it will assist you very much in pletely at a hereafter. (Applause.) Tho excellent our studies in that Mart whig prize winners have made in the service to-day be acause of emulation to them, always wil Thay it isupon their own individual ...

... now becoms all “ Punch” puts its admirably into the mouth of a labouring elector, who sings— “ A man should love his ‘Yet Whigs hate Tories, Tories Bat, oh! they ail love labour.” It is pretty certain that Shakspere, like Sir Walter It is now pretty certain ...

... up into factions beyond Its members hold views which all past example. are absolutely incompatible. Some of them are mild Whigs, many of them are raging Radicals. Some of the Radicals are, like Mr. Labouchere, individualists ; others, like Dr. Clark and ...

... ul shi there y given, are umes ses When ever i ything is dune John Russell and Lord rrelling, when th ere intriguing ag: e Whigs er, when ainst one Lord “Rand lolph to overturn ** the old gat ng,” formality the: n friendliness, moment: the formality only ...

... Harness, Bad BI a0 vices or faulta: can be driven PONY, 15-3 bands, broken ta New Set of Brown ua, one Boy's Gent's ditto, Whig hips 8 Suirrups.—Apoly a 4 hands, ae F° R SALE, a rich Brown CO! bone, very fast dud showy, ing got by an Arab horee moderate ...

... Radical | Wellington, He was a politician, and as the benches, and Mr. John Mor! would possibly of Lord John Russell served that Whig have moved a vote of censure, y it in the present | leader not only as rivate secretary, but as follower situation it is to ...

... in the course of the GOSCHEN, who was receivel with cheers, said their chairman alluded to the differences in the names of Whigs, Tories, Conservatives, and Liberals, and it had been pointed out how to certain extent those vames had been wiped out, and ...