... Review ” for just forty years, and had previously been one of the most assiduous contributors to tho Times.” With the great Whig Quarterly he had an hereditary connection, for bis father. Dr. Reeve, of Norwich, wrote one of the articles in its first number ...

... reside within the limits of the Empire. is worthy of notice that the National Liberals, who may be roughly compared to English Whigs, voted against the measure, well the Conservatives. Hie Japanese have not waited for the end the war before making effort to ...

... Robert Peel, though a minority, refused to resign. He was the King’s Minister, and not the people’s. Lord John Bussell and the Whigs generally were resolved to exhaust the resources of Parliamentary warfare in turning out the Tory Government. Sir Charles Manners ...

... like Radical boldly, and when left his own inspirations ho whispers the meek compromiaes characteristic of amiable second-rate Whig. must admitted that every speech he makes put* Mr. Asquith in a better position. The speech delivered at Newcastle last Wednesday ...

... abuse of the Healyite section—to the effect that the M'Cartbyite Parliamentary band are only the subservient slaves of the Whigs, has undermined the confidence of tho Irish voters, and has alienated sympathies the Trans-atlantic treasury. Parliamentary ...

... in some departments has done singularly good work, while in others it has not bettered the record of older and unsuccessful Whig-Liberal Administrations. is approaching general election, with some signs interior disintegration and without clear view of ...

... aeons long it cooler grew, and primal protoplasm, (A jelly prone to rhythmical and complicated spasm), Was quickened, took Whig principles, and, bent revolution, Soon started a novelty organic evolution. Nay more,—to this remark I think you’ll give your ...

... seriously declared or even seriously discussed. The Liberal party was shedding its members at both ends, and was bossed” old Whigs, who were as timid and stupid ever.* All indications pointed to an early collapse of the industrial system. believed that ...

... n has been accusing the House of Argyll in Scotch journal of having abandoned its traditional position as one of the great Whig families. That is, of course, only one more example of the eternal “ potitio principii which underlies the Radical argument ...

... onr disposal the means of challenging the verdict of onr countrymen to the very fullest extent possible upon the policy of Whig subserviency which has brought our country nothing but disappointment and humiliation. Whether hy renewed subscriptions to ...

... t the Government that he most forcibly shows the utter impossibility liberal re-ur>r under revolutionary flag. The former Whig party had,” says, firm belief in popular righta, strong attachment to the Constitution, and an equally strong attachment to ...

... depict divers characters .is they might well have been seen from such a youngster’s standpoint. William is but an immature Whig, quite capable of friendship with his Royalist cousin, aril moved by impulse rather than design to play hero’s part in sundry ...