... his reference to Mr. Gladstone as the chief whose leadership is proud to follow. It showed that saving instinct by which the Whig aristocracy have managed, amid changes which have amounted to little less than a revolution, to preserve themselves and their ...

... from this recapitulation that a good deal even of what is told about the whig party is mere hearsay; and of course all that relates to the Pitt and Addington parties, and to the w~higs who seceded with Burke and the Duke of Portland in 1792, is of the same ...

... directly exercised by the people. Their lordships overstep the line that parts representation from pure democracy. They are (Whigs, and something more. They tread hard upon the heels of Chartism. The conversion is yet more marvellous than that of Sir Robert ...

... conduct of the whig governuent with regard to Sir John Trelawny'vl Church Rate Bill. They said that they had not altered their opinions, bht would give way because a ma- jority of the house had decided in favour of the bill. That might be whig policy, to ...

... ~dptmG nt, baa not max1de the mot of hi nubjet and ast evidenitly,:has'had to drw; obig Ieijitlve &eultiee, *hich ar Unqual to Whig ?? po*er WRf: stiiiflg.:i 5p5llitOs, *artiaulirltc! ezaterni ubjects, should rea t .rjF4*.egarn ti 'telI'a zsto, or- at. least ...

... come home to Miss Turner and I, The good Tryon flumped out L of the room, Charles II. and Cromwell-is a biter pill for a Whig,-.these are but a few of the grammatical eccentricities to be found in Hetty. We would recommend Mr. Kingsley a 1primer ...

... the conserva'ives but to the whigs. T'hey were precicely these moderate progressive principles, hostile to abuses, but equally hostile to mob government, which had been professed by the whigs of 1i32, and to which the whigs of 1852, rf they were let alone ...

... right place as a Liberal in saying that a thoroughgoing Liberal of the present day is a Whig of the type of Fox; though he does gross inj ustice 'to. th-e *mere Whigs, as he calls them, of the ?? by naying that they are as treo Tories as Lord Liver- Vool ...

... self converted. Generally, however, his course was that of a moderate whig, though certainly not a party whig; and it is singular that in his old age he .became the victim of a whig intrigue,whici is thus Idenounced by Lord Brougham: I It was not by mere ...

... not discuss the question with him, His opi- g a ion may serve to indicate the character of his his- ou- tory-whig after the traditions of the whigs-gene- -.of the tim {- 1 d treat' ~ ~ = have access to dul ?? any. e. du 9But hzsnarrative is in themain oil ...

... converted tbem iuto a true; |asnd life-iong aff-ction. When Qticen Anne died the Whigs cans' in' anI nmireil all oar roses. The Maid o. Honour, however, wats retained by the Whigs, to secure Argyll, who could pro- bably have rpset the throne of George I. Then ...

... common sense, or if they were sinking back to the absurd and pernicious principles of protection and prohibition. The Northern Whig says, in addition, that three of the members of the deputation, including the mayor, are opposed to it* object. The resolutions ...