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SIR W. HARCOURT AND THE WHIGS

... Federation, declared that the secession of the Whigs from the Liberal party was a matter of serious moment for the Whigs, and said that the party would now be able to advance ata quickened pace. Sir George ‘irevelyan spoke on the question of “electoral reform ...

BUCKINGHAM PALACE,

... Afrioa, 1888: Zanzibar and was Premier from 1842 to 18i9. LortJonn Russell (afterwards Earl Russell), who was leader of the Whig party in the House of Commons at the beginning of the Queen's reign, and became tfie head of the party in succession to Lord ...

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS

... YESTERDAY'S MARKETS. CORN, Corn markey very dall, anl low qualities of English wnsat nearly 1,- cheaper on tae week w 0 sell ; whi!:g'., quated 33 - w 37/-, red 3), - W &5~ per gr, Foreign wheat, with good supplies, is fully ¢4, lower. Flour without change ...

Pr DEATH OF EARL RUSSELL

... the opinious of the great Whig leaders. His gravest speeches were often, indeed, like the historical essays which most men cease to write when they leave the dehating society. Still his youthful faith in the sufficiency of Whig principles to draw forth ...

POLITICAL PARTIES IN THE LAST

... century the Tory, who believed in the navy for our defence, advocated peace and the reduction of the standing army, while the Whig not only advocated the keeping up of our own standing srmy, but those of other countries, After giving an interesting review ...

AN ANALYSIS of the FATAL DIVISION

... voted against Ministers, 39 were followers of Mr. Parncll, 17 were Conservatives, and four belonged to the small body of Irish Whigs. Of the 14 Irish who helped the Government to resist the amendment, seven were deserters from the Home Rule section. Mr. Bright ...

A FA MOLTS W ESTM NST ER ELECTION. The femone Westminster election of 17a1 was n: e of the real

... sort of stirring polltog contests carried on on gravid lines; the Ileir-Appiriit was charged with actively convening f. r the Whig Oyer, and the members of his household were proniii.ently engaged. The King and 'mid (*ays a dercriptiie writer in the /may ...

The following letter has been received from Blr

... who wishea to aveng themselves upon the manufacturers who were fighting seainst the Corn Laws, and s large portion of the Whigs, who -'u’ll‘:ed to damage the Government of Sir Robert Peel. The tlemen in the House of Commons 'hmflu price of bread at double ...

MATE OR TEA, U T 7 PR THE ONLY TEA FREE § RON TANNIC ACID, NO ASTRINGENCY N R i

... “Y‘PEP\]“‘ SLEEPLESSNESS, and NERVE EXHAUSTI)y? will get immediate relief by drinking MATE Iy’ MATE TEA has a_ Sustaining Power whig, neither India or China Tea, Coffce oreven Chocolate canclaim. Travellers drinking Mate Tea, cap 2 six or seven hours without ...

Taral and Bistrict Pews,

... —On Monday week, as the grooms of the Messrs. Murietti were out exercising thej, horses in the Leicester-road, two horses, whig, one of the grooms held, became unmanageable ang galloped of at a great pace. Mr. Willett, at the to]). gate, saw the horses ...

MR. GCSCHEN AND MR. GLADSTONE

... on the Local Government Act, this year’s finance, and Irish Administration. He repelled Mr. (Gladstone’s claim to represent Whig traditions respecting the Union. As to his assertion that there are unequal laws in Ireland, he replied that the inequality ...