... what they could towards making their principles prevail with the leader than to commit themselves to a leader who might be a Whig in policy as well as in person. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman appeared to be the candidate of the special friends of Lord Rosebery ...

... that Sovereign lie spoke indeed often with enthusiasm, but the measure of his love for her was the measure of his hatred for a Whig Dissenter. Bating this lapse, we have nothing but commendation for Dr. Hill, whose notes are full of curious information which ...

... place, that a solid Liberal party has never existed since extreme Radicalism came into being. The incompatibility between the Whigs who followed Lord MELBOURNE and the Radicals who acted with O'CONNELL was as complete as that between oil and vinegar. Mr. ...

... with them to save the Monarchy- in spite of itself even, as they put it when they regarded the young Queen as head of the Whigs. We are apt to fortet that the fear of the Revolution of July was ever before them; that this country was then so turbulent ...

... the growth of our Colonial and Imperial policy may well study these volumes. The narrow oligarchical views of 'JTory and even Whig Governments of half a century ago in their Colonial policy are simply astonishing to our modern enlightened minds. Repre- sentative ...

... futility, the believers ill the necessity of the reform of the liquor laws will find themselves, like Lord BvazoN's friends the Whigs, precisely where they were. For our own part, and at the risk of being denounced as minions of the Trade, we are not ...

... JINGO-WHIG. To l describe so genial a personality as that of Lord ROSEBERY, especially when his legs are under the mnahogany of hospitality, as the skeleton at the feast, sounds somewhat inappropriate. And vet the ?? cannot be said to have diffused an ...

... No wolider that Lord ROSEBERY would like to see leading articles abolished ! Was ever party in such a plight before? The Whigs were practically leaderless in the days before the Refornf Bill, after Mr. TIER'NEY had succumbed to intrigue and the consequences ...

... the whole of Enigland -'as in a ferment about the trial, wilich took place at I-1crtford Assizes. The Cowpers were a great Whig family, and at the moment the chief prisoner's father and brother sat for Flertford, and it was asserted by the defence that ...

... his subject degraded humanity. The reviewer drops in passing an epigram which is sufficient to make the founders of the great Whig review turn in their graves. Every man, according to his best ability, must write his own Decalogue.- In a sense it is quite ...

... can be quoted. Again, are we expected to believe seriously the statement which appears on page 321 In other respects the Whig. watchword, the Government of the People by the People, is that of the Russian Government? And this in regard to a country ...

... the Reichstag also, and the Emperor will be thrown unwillingly upon the resources offered by the National Liberals. 'T'hese Whigs of the Prussian Parliament arc, after all, more stable than the Radical and Socialist Left, and the Kaiser might do worse than ...