... distinction and explanation. Beaconsfield knows that quite well, and it is the secret of his success. He feels confident that the Whigs will entangle themselves in & msze oloxrlu.uoundmuh. His letter to the Duke of Marlborough will survive as an accnsation violeat ...

... Lulworth and Ince who are an ancient Catholic family dating back from the pre-Reformation times, have hitherto always been Whigs or Liberals, and in the last contested election in South- West Lancashire, in 1868, not only was their whole influence bestowed ...

... of war and yet to secure those interests which all statesmen and military authorities —past or present, British or foreign, Whig or Tory—have agreed in regarding as of vital importance to this Empire. If mistakes have been made let other statesmen persuade ...

... obtained the franchise, but eq‘lnd %fl. it either by the credit or discredit of the Tory Government, who had outtrumped the Whigs, who had given it them. Then came the qix:fion of the county franchise, He (Mr. we) was a practical man, and had louqht for ...

... of that great contest that is bel§ 'mhi‘ moment. (l:,‘heern.) In the county of Mid- ian has been foug znota battle between Whig and Tory, or Liberal and Conservative, but a battle of constitutional government and of oppressed nationalities throughout ...

... was put on by the Whigs, and the spirit of Whigism even in its modern version will barely survive its ultimate removal. 'We say nothing against Whig statesmen personally; for we know that among England’s statesmen—living and ‘dead, Whig and Tory, Catholic ...

... the incoming Cabinet would have much encouragement in the fact that for a long series of years successive Ministries, whether Whig or Tory, ‘uvo been happy in their selection of the Queen's representatives, each in turn distinguished by rank and personal ...

... inhnbltanf? promoting their federation and emancipation from Turks, Russians, and Austrians alike. For, though the English Whigs think Turkish supremacy no longer possible, FEngland’s commercial and material interests do not permit of Russian suprenucz ...

... sufficient number of Liberals of a pronounced type to flavour what might otherwise be called its aristocratic character. A Whig Prime Minister must necessarily choose some Radicals to associate with himself. Mr. Gladstone is free from this obligation ...

... that is just what Mr. Surre does mean ; but inasmuch as Mr. GraDsTONE in office will have to rely on a strong aristocratic Whig element, it is evident that the democratic Radical element which has been the main factor in returning him to power will be ...

... themselves; but, unfortunately, in their efforts to get rid of their savage assailants, d:oy contrived to upset a huge chest whi:g falling, blocked up the doorway ; and a few minutes elapsed before t.hdrgtmhod cries for assistance brought them rescue. eanwhile ...

... -gskh Mwflo& on vessels of the Volunteer ¥lect k&flbohq much accelerated. A spegial council of war was held here last mk‘:'t wh.ig General Todleben was present, dit is believed that the question of how to meet the &lnuoinuuthemewdofdlplomnficnm should fail ...