... is impossible to read the narra- tive of the events without .dralwing a scorn ful compa~ri- son bdsuvce'n the imuecihity of Whig-Minto-Nepotism, and the rousiiig energy which has marked thie opera- tio'is of. Sir llenry Potunlger and the gallant meii niitdxr ...

... Attorney-General were absent; Mr. O'Ferrall, Sir H. Parnell (we regret to say), le and Sir George Grey were also absent. Among the Whigs ;? who honourably abandoned ministers in the course they ts have pursued on this question will be found the names of I) the ...

... |PEACE, RETRENCHMENT, AND REFO14 When the Whigs were called upon, in 1830, tore sume the reins of governmentwhich had dropped from sheer feebleness and exhaustion, from the hand, of their Tory predecessors, the three great principles to which they pledged ...

... the truth was he was a little at loss sometimes know what to call himself (laughter). Sometimes he had been called sluggish Whig, the next time Nihilist; he was a grovelling opportunist, and doctrinaire with his head in the cloudshe was Itousseaoite ...

... a reform administration. They - knew the Whigs would not conseiit to introduce those dis- g puted points in the cabinet measure- but they knew also that the carrying so larce a-measure aereform afffie Whigs swere willing to give them, would put them ...

... candidate ought to be supported because the c charter would never be carried wntil the Whigs were utterly destroyed as a party; whilst another said that r the Whigs would no longer be able to screen, as they had done, the enemies of the people. But the ...

... have terminated in the treaty I with China. It condemns the policy pursued towards China, because that was the act of the Whigs; but it is uncommonly eager to accept the results of that policy, because those results may be a great gain to the Tories. ...

... are not Tories and we are not Whigs. The League has taken its ground. independently of the fostering patronage of any party. I know your state here-I have heard it, and you cannot conceal it-the old ex.ministerial Whigs stand aloof l and look askance ...

... Earl of Devonshire, -afterwards Dike, who maintained the Whig cause free from all taint of ?? and esaseoasion is, theevil days of ?? Bill, who took the first part among the esren bhanded ?? and Whigs that summoned William of Orange, and the only blot on ...

... instance, it is understood that Lord Lyndhurst s. will receive the suffrage of the majority of the legal i profession, whether Whig or Tory, whilst Lord Lyt- s tieton is supported by the great body of the clergy, y and the oldest and most influential of the ...

... sions. Sir James Graham is the man ; Sir James Graham, the whilom unstable-the ardent Radical before the Grey ministry-the Whig of the Reform era-the opponent of the Appropriation clause-the ?? under Peel-the Peelite under Russell-the Radical, again, ...

... would scarcely answer to institute a too rigorous 1o inquiry into the private doings of numbers of the aristocracy, wvhether Whig or Tory; but numerous to and reckless as were the political charges advanced against the late administration, yet, with the ...