... THE COLONIAL POLICY OF ENGLAND. The Times takes the annexed very gloomy view of the colonial policy of the Whig administration, the text of the Thunderer being the war now waging unsatisfactorily in South Africa; “The Dolce of Wellington long since declared ...

... fear, however, that the present Whig officials will, in his ease, accomplish nothing by aiming at too much. The country are not thirsting for the blood of Mr Duffy, but peaceful men require his removal from a land which has barely escaped the horrors ...

... Russell's revolution” of 1890, we have seen that Whig party got Into power the inffinnw and, may add, dataes of place predominated over what was called patriotism. Charles Fox was most turbulent of Whigs, but King George HI., ia his long reign, never found ...

... LOWE’S LAMENT. Tbs Old Hoass by Si Stephen*! radically channel). The House where Whigs and Tories In symmetry were ranged. see the Treasury benches, I see the Speaker’s chair. But for the Opposition, It is no longer there. The Whip, the gallant colonel ...

... THE DERBY AND THE WHIG MINISTRIES. T«i Barnaeleo ere, any rale, longer slicking to tbe old Stale veesel. time, perhaps, the triple groop the British Laoeoon—England, Ireland, and Scot* ke extricated from serpentine involo* tiona of red tape, in the midst ...

... Shafesbury, the Whig leader, was accused of high treason, bur was acquitted; in fact, no Tory juries would convict a Tory, and .where the Whigs predominated jury would convict a Whig. At last things reached such a climax that the leading Whigs, in despair ...

... became popular Ireland, candidates for Whig Parliamentary honours are only being selected from the *• newly appointed” J P.’s, and was well known be took deep Interest In these appointments, he warned aspirants for Whig Parliamentary honours in Tyrone or ...

... the talus quo. It is natural, however, that Whig journal should take the former view of what the Viceroyalty is, as bringing prominently forward the only feature in its administration which presents to Whig government aught of value. That the Gl»be has ...

... may bo, it not becoming Hritiab Irioh l>othn- to aloof, or !•» rofralu from agaiual the nrooonl unfair political conduct tho Whig ibo aonototod Pontiff holioto that W big arc favourable fho rornldtloMary parly In R«n»o. and to the ntlof aohrorslon temporal ...

... fixed duly were substituted for the government plan. He said that if the Whigs assisted the Protectionists in mutilating the bill, Sir Robert Peel would most probably resign, and the Whig party would be a second lime placed in the humiliating position of having ...

... Nonahaa that j-trios were pack'd-8a hazaa for of Whigs! On Alisas Chart** to hoar thorn declaim. Toa d think Castloraagh camo from dcml. Though miztara of osHaphors t same. And the courage art ftsd. But Whig* boomaiag rospectoble men say that ever kept gigs ...

... few days back, and he was saved from defeat conclave of Whig peers at Lansdowne-hoase: now he is threatened with destruction a synod of Whig members in Chcshnm-pluce. Within a month the Whigs will have preserved and annihilated the Conservative minister ...