... It would seem that I was mistaken. The party nothing but a ben, and ite sole business is to hateh aris- tocratic eggs into Whig chickens. Bat evan if this be so, it iv @ little abeard that the hem should accept the law from the even before it has been ...

... sir, it is the opinion of many people who view the case on its meri like the Spectator * an exact neutrality between the Whigs and Tories” thay the introductien of an elective principle into the tration of charities will be a source of s and will result ...

... policy. It would seem that I was mistaken. The party is nothing but a ben, and ite sole is to hateh aris- tocratic eggs into Whig chickens. Bat evan if this be so, it is @ little absard that the bea should the law from the eeg, even before it has been hatched ...

... As tocourtiers—the name usually applied in bis day to states- men or politicians—he remarks, ‘ What devils would our set of Whigs and Tories mako of each the present transact ions of the times were to be handed dowa to Sir posterity by warm, hearty man ...

... to power ten days afterwards, on the Srd March, 1851, on the failure of Lord Stanley's party to form an sdministration, the Whigs eon- tinued to bold office anmolested for another twelvemoath, when on the very anniversary of their previous withdrawal from ...

... has reduced is weight ia eoty-two days, 16 kilos— 34 1b, Another writes— “80 far (six weeks from the com- mercoment of foll whig your tem) have lost full two stone in weight.” The next (a tady) writes— “Tain jast bi the elze. y cane. Thave 81b, ‘Atonrih— ...

... country. (Cheers,) ‘There have been periods, and long in the history | of this great country, in which the Government has calicd Whig or Liberal’: but there have not been periods in which the Government of the das, or the party in power, bas atternpted rev ...

... reconciling rival claims for the suc- —TO CURE ECZEMA, SKIN ERUPTIONS, | clockwork into bomb, in a manner whic! h rebuked. Whig discontent will break out. There | impossibili be better to say that | e IRRITATION, PIMPLES, BLOTCHE: experts say shews his ...

... Liberal party, and then present himself as its saviour. ers oof the articles are also told of the difficulties caused by ‘“*des whigs, comme Sir Russel,” of “des Tories non des moins uables, tels bock, a and of the que Chamberlain, Gocehen, Zub! The estimates ...

... great advantage in having a member good eno: agh to belong to Mr, Gladstone's Government. He was better than the week-kuoed Whig noblewen suchas they had too many of in Liberal Governments. The aim of the Liberals wen to give more reasonable equality all ...

... that—well, Ex question. If the right bon. he would argue anything. (Laughter,) jut when Parlia- act ment met, none of tho grea’ t Whigs that then formed the | Government of tl he day thought fit to bring the matter for- din ward, heers.) But the facts of the ...

... indeed, serve one useful purpose, that of tion should be turned fora moment to the great principles enunciated by the famous Whig wh 080 accustoming Europe to regard with more philoso- memory is to-day revived, It is not so much by phic equanimity than ...