... Liberals or the Moderate Whigs. Their me was played out and they would now only be used by the Advanced Radical party—(a; iP lansej—and then likea sucked orange thrown mu pl and dissent.) Mr. Giadstone and the moderate Whigs were used as a sort of stalking ...

... Because it is bright and shining place, where there is no parting nor dyeing ” —his lordship added, And, thank Jove, no more Whigs 1” This is not bad pendant to Mr. Disraeli’s riddle, Why is Mr. Gladstone like telescope Because you can draw him out, see ...

... Ratteo, Bellevue House.. porth Ville .. pcs Batten, Bell House LODDISWELL. — QI UPERIOR APARTMENTS. | Whig cos FO! kA BEDRC 32. we me News. —— ‘offered for NW or Two Ladies, or Lagy an 14 Gentleman received = as BOARVERS io call fawily Penzance.—G 15 ...

... Lord Palmerston, and while the old sang pur Whigs draw their salaries, sing a Lotos-liko strain to the refrain of dolce far nignte. It is evident that if this policy should be seriously adopted, if the Whigs should declare once for all that they will be ...

... change {a the constitution of the Truro Council may be considered desirable; but how will merely electing Whigs instead of Tories, or | instead of Whigs, lead toimprovement? At Exeter, of course, the are nothing if not political; and the Liberals intend trying ...

... Mr, A. P, Vivian has, I believe on every occa-ton, ned Mr. Gladstone’s Government, I do not know w calls himself a Whig, but if all Whigs were like bi not see that Radicals would have much reaso —I am, yours truly, 1D tocump “JS. CHAMBERLAtS ‘* Highbury ...

... what described as the of existing —— very aad the question wes whet thet freachiso should evidently must have a simple Wier be Whig. and befere he heeame a be believed. that “the should be the franchise ef men and That was a pria- from he never sons hie way ...

... say was to attribute to the House of Lords without naming parties), and insists that the persons responsible tor it are the Whigs and the adherents of the Marquifi of Salisbury. Concurrent endowment is now Wolsey after Ins fall. There is none so low as ...

... form a'third in the State. “ The Tories represent the landed ; let us be the embodiment of the interests of labour.’ sta; the Whigs the monetary interests 3 There society. ls no president; a of forty is to rule tho ...

... Many of these sit for very advanced constituencies, wh. have ** concealed” their Toryism under what known in asa ‘ Damn the Whigs” policy. tt is assumed that theao gentlemen will either abstain from voting or will This will make vote against Government ...

... the success of the Church candidates 11 he Ch Division at the late School Board ele: D. b self a Whig, and (as his nar shews)a ment a distinguished Whig fan: asto be jy that Churchmen every where will follow example which has been set in Lon and q to ...

... ability has cnabled him to tako a distinct placo_in poli tics, Of a Whig fomily, deon of a Duke of Bedford, his whole training was Whig. ‘To have been strong before 30, to cast off arely Whig traditions, and to ave | disclaimes them ia the very week wh en ...