... little claim to innocence as the other. It may be, as is asserted, that bribery was resorted to in the first instance by the Whigs. Enough, however, has transpired since that period, whenever it was, to prove that the offence was extensively copied, and ...

... ago, and you had joined it twenty years later, Dizzy would in these times have ranked as a Radical, and you have posed as a Whig. As it was, you both stuck to the Tories, and you know how much better Dizzy managed than you. The fact is, you labor under ...

... carry many Radicals with him Trutk does not anticipate. His secemion is to be deplored, because it will give spirit to the Whigs in their. caring manceuvres, and because the Radical cause will be weakened by the defection of a man whose Radical instinats ...

... sideboard. H's Majesty now wears in his shooting-hat one if the eagle's feathers, and says he will always do so in future. The whigs have a rising hope in Lord Frederick Cavendish. Had blind fortune saved him from the fate of a younger son and pet him in Lord ...

... sympathy in the bitter disappointment which his late defeat must have occasioned. The Hon. W. H. B. Portman, thorough-going Whig as he is, has proclaimed against Home Rule. In a letter to Mr. Hobhouse, the Somersetshire member, who spoke at a meeting at ...

... equal fo ding with the Contioent .1 me Mites in the Att of Drene-eutting. Ladies are discovering that there is science in C Whig • Die s. The titne has pas el when the Dressmaker 01U/1t try on the garment to see if it fits ; for with thiloyetem of calculation ...

... would not, however, say what ths Radicals would do, because there was almost as great a gulf between the real true Liberal, the Whig, awl the Radical, as between a Conservative and a Radical. lie proposed a vote of confidence in Lord Salisbury and the Conservative ...

... superfine-kid-gloved tenderness was in the habit of talking of his contemporaries:— 1 To Lord Pahnenton he says:—You owe the Whigs gnat gratitude, my lord, and totrefore, I think, you will betray them? Our language commands no expression of awn which ha* ...

... hinnirlf has plainly foreshadowed that. But there is an unknown quantity, the value of which remains to be Avertained. The Whigs will vote against Repeal ; and the Radicals will vote in favour of it. But all the Liberal party are not either 1% , logs or ...

... y is largely increased by the action of the Presbyterians of the North of Ireland appealing to their co-religionists. The Whigs continue to put their number down at 78, but nobody believes that half that number will screw their courage to the sticking ...

... agitators had now better turn their attention to a more feasible project. Considering h4iw the Government was supported by Whigs and Liberals and Radicals of every degree in resisting Mr. Butt's motion, it is not astonishing that the Irish Secretary should ...

... no in re than is wasted in wages every week. Mr. Drax mu 4 be consoled by the thought that it is not a red-cap but merely a w(h)ig which has secured his coveted seat on the crowded benches of St, Stephens. Wearying Wareham is represented by such an out-of- ...