... LIST. Mimes limber Mr Mr. Cropper, Mr A ( roppnr. Derby. Liverpool. Mrs Johneon. Woodlands : Mr and Mgt ; Mr William Walker, Whig:haven ; Mrs Davison. Preston. Mrs dreenwood, Rockery Terrue Mina Lewia, Utley. Mn Ilurison, Silverdale Vie,/ : Rev Ch. Gordon ...

... who, as Lord Harry Vane, Was for many years a prominent member of the Howe of Commons and a very influential member of the Whig party. Sir Algernon Peyton has presented the Res. S. Walton. curate of St. Mary's New Wortley. ...

... on the British taxpayer. The words written by Earl Russell, the veteran I Whig statesman were: I cannot but think I was mistaken in giving way to Mr. Gladstone as head of the Whig Radical party in England. I had uo reason to suppose. when I surrendered ...

... at one sitting. A Whig Government then in power, and controlled the Reform Parliament. In the Government were Earl Grey, Lord Althorp, Lord John Russell, Lord Melbourne, Lord Palmerston, Lord Holland, and Lord Brougham, all Whigs, and the trial was ...

... Oladstouian s mtkers to At did Mr. from rot to Whig ? Call that he changed sides be,tanse he of competing with oft Dllrooo Dr the leadership of his party ? At what dates, and for what reasons. did be :hew from Whig to Liberal, from Liberal to from Radical to ...

... Lord Rosebgry that he in that hone, as a Liberal before the Preimer was lie was a Whig, and attached t, ,10. Whig party for many YPAes. Wish all its faults, it Was to tbe Whig party tied owed its'constitution. Rewxr not ashatned to attach himself to the ...

... the hustings that the Whigs he abhorred, and his Toryism was the Toryism of Lord Bolingbroke and Sir W. Wyndham. He stronglythe Whigs. He held that their Ire:t'd was to curtail the power of the Crowe. and he asserted that the Whigs were both mischievous ...

... favourite, though placed at a disadvantage by being a stranger. He alluded to the division between the Tories and Whigs in former times. and to Whigs having left the party of progress in 1886. Adverting to his own position, be said if there a more suitable local ...

... enemies a year after with the title of Whig, a Scotch word for sour whey, which wax first applied to the Covenantere. Of cosine, alien James It wee deposed, the Tories were the adherents of the Stuart race, while the Whigs were the upholders of William and ...

... address of tl lication, bat as gonaineness.] To the Edito QIJESTION SPEA] Y°u paper the folio, speakers to At what Tory to Whig? Cau you deny I no proipeet Mr. Disrach for At what date. change W Radical, from I to llealy i ismgcs for the not probab'e ...

... favourably ,owardii recovery. One by one the Queen low been gxadoally losing these memberu of her hoosehold who were appointol the Whig Government of Lord Melbourne in the arty years of reign, and another pawed away last week in Lady Deere, the -widow oif the ...

... Lancashire house of the Sef tone, has long been regarded as the centre of the society in the county. A. the ehieis of a great Whig historie house, the Seftons have always been emaidered great factors in the political movements in Liverpool and the county ...