... his own praise. There never was such a wonderful Ministry his Ministry, so successful at home and abroad, so different from Whig Ministries, so fortunate and so deserving of good fortune. Boastiflg has hitherto not been thought very good taste in a Minister ...

... The former was very good, and sold at a high price—110s; the latter was very bad. The foreign markets are all firm. —Northern Whig. London, July 27. —In colonial wool, business has been on a limited scale, and prices arc nominal. English wool has been in ...

... different is the ex-Chancellor from the ex-Premier! Lord Russell has for his headcovering the traditional white beaver of the old Whig*. The venerable Marquis of Lansdowne himself never mounted furrier one than Little Johnny” appears in. Beavers, and white beaver* ...

... personal rating—this distinguishing feature of the Disraeli and Derby Reform Bill —this element by which they sought to “dish the Whigs, and stem the tide of democracy (cheers)“this is what I certainly think will be one of the first things—after themselves—(loud ...

... men. Were there no men in the town of Bradford of sufficient ability and capacity to represent their views, whether they were Whig, Tory, or Radical, without going to Lonuon to seek the editor of the Nonconformist newspaper? If there was any great question ...

... country more than any other question you can name. But, after all, what do his opinions matter to them, he may be either Tory, Whig, or Radical, or anything else you like to name, provided be an opponent to Mr. Miall, and may have the least chance of success ...

... promoting the interests social and political—of the great mass of the people; and that it is not to disgraceful coalition of Whigs and Tories that Mr. Forster owes his seat. Now, Mr. Editor, I certainly think that when man stands before a meeting his first ...

... in regard to all. How does the case stand now ? Four or five Radicals have been tried in office, and have succeeded ; no new Whig aristocrats have made any decided mark whatever, the rising men of the highest class being almost all Tories. A middle-class ...

... establishment was necessary ; for if he were a colo| nist he should probably—as our colonists do, l>c they Consenativcs, Whigs, or Radicals—have perfect equality of religion; but for this reason, that England was now constituted and circumstanced, the ...

... to assist Mr. Disraeli in abolishing the Irish Church, root and branch, should decree that it is necessary to forestal the Whigs in abolishing it. With such men it is vain to argue. The name of party becomes in their mouths synonym for organised hypocrisy ...

... Blackwood * Magazine. It says :—Mr. Bernal Osborne held no office under the Coalition Ministry. He had gone out with the pure Whigs, and M’as not brought back that queer mixture of Whiggery and Pcelism. He M as angry and insolent, and on a certain occasion ...

... Liberal Party, Mr. Ripley, on the other hand, brings himself forward, by the aid of a few Torys, and very few obscure “Old Whigs” who are not yet dished. Messrs. Baines and Carter have both worked, spending rime and money, for the enfranchkement of the ...