... party, at present claiming the honour of being “a robber of churches,” from which insult condescendingly admits few of the Whig nobility ...

... =lintel, for your next issue to learn how this ingenious apritial pleader will street inflate it. 1) the existeecei of the old Whig element in the so-called Liberal party was as deer id 4 trust in the people as the Tories themselves, and hampered the pea ...

... denominations— Conservatives, Liberal Conservatives, aud Conservative Whigs, and there were also Destructives and Radicals. But what was the difference between Conservatives and Liberal Whigs he could not understand. If a gentleman who, at> the close of the ...

... indignation. Were matters to remain thus, the Peelites would be undisturbed in the honours and emoluments of office, and the Whig section of the Cabinet alone would be made to feel that England docs not like a Coalition.” But can the movement slop here ...

... waa, that oat of this, diriaion between the Whigs and the Radicals arose, the former ad. boring to their old Member, and Mr. Waamta waa driven to give way to the selection of the Badioal Organisation. The Whig party did not accept Mr. Tillstt candidate ...

... these rules, else would have quoted the entire sentence to which refers in the fourth paragraph of his letter. We spoke of a Whig Clergyman, who may “chose pursue inoffensive course, carry out the principles of the Christian religion, and fulfilling the ...

... Foster, Marsh, and other Whigs that time, when to breathe or almost to think, Liberal opinions, was all but crime. If we turn to our own columns to recall the views which were upheld by the but lately despised and half-hearted Whigs,” we there see and almost ...

... LONG STRATTON. A considerable degree of anxiety was felt at this place, both by Whig and Tory electors, regarding the results of the election—each party feeling equally sure of success. Long belore the voting commenced many persons had assembled from ...

... resignation. That contingency is really the puzzle of the politician. , Ministers are weak, but Majesty Opposition is weaker. Whigs are milk and Water - —the Tories arc milk and water too—‘barrin’.’ the rrtilk ! lam enabled to speak from unquestionable authority ...

... . backs ;T. Phillips (Pembroke), *P. J. Antlerßon Ks)f and C B. Ward (frlulty). half-backs; Winch and 8. (Pembroke), right whig; »W. W. Lowe (Pembroke) centre; C. Aloxandar (Trinity) and C. J. Burnup (Clare), left wing—forwards. *Blgiilllt.s Old (Norfolk) ...

... measures which the country required. was not a man. but he had attached himself to tho Whig party for this reason. had found in the House of ('onminns two parties -the Whigs and the Tories. Now, the Tory was one who never changed he was one who acknowledged ...

... insisting upon the magisterial Inspection of Convents, and all other kinds of pro* tectioo of freedom. I am. Sir, OLD-FASHIONED WHIG OF THE OUVEIt CROMWELL PERIOD. Jutt«23rd. 1886. i'O FARMERS AND CATTXjB KBfiPBRS GENERALLY. Sir. As I have many inquiries about ...