... that will broad enough to include amongst its supporters Mr. Chamberlain and his immediate following, well the whole of the Whig Unionists. Immediately after the Conservative leader left Devonshire-house on Saturday, Sir Henry James called on Lord Hartington ...

... been tried on a few Englishmen now, with the effect creating considerable noise. The Conservatives arc natural enemies the Whigs and Radicals. one can blame them for seizing every opportunity to hark and bite. The Standard would be untrue to its principles ...

... Station, with capital Kitchen Garden. Vinery, Coach-house and Stable, further particulars and terms of letting, apple to ain whig uts ,y Heauw, Sun eyors, &c., Mallet. Dated Ist July, 1886.^ FARM. WUUKEY HOLE, Xu. Somfuskt. —TO LET, Lady-day, 18S7, the ...

... this is particularly true politics in its more restricted use. mixed congregations, particularly those of a National Church, Whig or Tory preaching is, think, quite out Kce. Besides it means follows that because * ox, Latimer, even a Dale—'Who is he V—thunders ...

... prior to the Sale, and may be had the Place of Sale; the principal Inns in the Neighbouri -g Totcns ; at the Offices of IYAIN WHIG UTS and HEARD, Surveyors, Shcpton Mallet; or of Messrs. Dommett Cansi.no, Solicitors, Chard; Messrs. Tucker A Forward, Solicitors ...

... refected. That further modifications will effect that object is not believed. And by the singular coahtion of Conservatives, Whigs and Radicals, Mr. Gladstone, it seems probable, will be defeated. In that contingency early dissolution is desirable. No Government ...

... important Parliament that has assembled since the passing of the first Reform Bill. Questions that had to be settled by the Whig, as opposed to the Tory, have, for the most part been laid at rest. Corn Laws and NavigationLaws.have been repealed. Church ...

... himself at Birmingham with all the dignity and reliance of Cabinet Minister. He does not roll thunders indignation against the Whigs now. He did not even attack the House of Lords. ha* been to Court and has proved an apt scholar. And tho Times is delighted ...

... marked by change of ministers; Lord Derby gave way to Lord Palmerston, with broad-bottomed following, for included, with old Whigs, the best remains of Peel and a few decided Radicals—indeed, one Quaker, a professor peace principles, not in the Cabinet, ...

... nation when overthrew Lord Beaconsfield. change Ministry, too, would in their opinion calamity. The votes of many leading Whigs, therefore, are not believed to harmonise with their speeches, much less with their convictions. The outspoken Mr. Forster ...

... The Standard. Tho victory, such it is, does prove, j mit, one superiority which tho Whigs posaaM the Conservatives. Wo do not dispute those arts by which foolish members may upon critical occMion our opponent*, easily S away tho palm. Members of Parliament ...

... previously known, the effect produced the Ministerial announcement was very striking. It mattered not whether one conversed with Whig, Tory, or Radical, burthen of the talk was the same—the certainty of dissolution of Parliament, and whether a week or ten days ...