... years, and enjoys considerable local influence, has just undergone a change of proprietor. ship. Hitherto representative of Whig interests, the Examiner, under its new management, will lend its enpper to the cause of Conservatism. Colonel Somerset having ...

... will anpear. So long as the Liberal party, consisting of Whigs and Radicals, was content to bo represented in the Cabinet by one section, the coalition answered fairly well but as soon as the Whigs and the Radicals were at all equally represented in the ...

... cheers for Beacoi eld. Solicit all friends to sup Whigs or Gladstone would never done Wortley. The this, They have ways crushed ts too, let them remember the English and Clarendou Irish, and the heroic Whig association in accordance with Dr, Mitobell.” The ...

... of thought aed action will be converted and sapport will be glad if they candidate.” It is difficult te under inl bond fide Whig issues an address stand on what principle Mr. like this. If he does not seck to influence the votes of his tenants, why docs ...

... to 1875, and tells us that in 1885 the Whigs rejected Mr. Gladstone- This is tho year in which Sir William Harcoart went ot about declaring that he was the one original, typical, and sathoritative exponent of Whig doctrines Ho describes those who stand ...

... Constantinople while the fighting was going on in the Crimea. Sir Frederick attempted to enter Parliament February 1803 the Whig nominee at Devonport, but was defeated by tho redoubtable Mr. Ferrand majority of thirty. ...

... privilege of the House which so long preaided. Lord Monteagle Who has initiated opposition jto the Government measure is himself Whig, and he will be supported by some of the staunchest adherents and most prominent members of that party. There therefore ground ...

... convocation was silenced in 1717, and never allowed to mect for business until 1847. This Whig bishop never set foot in his diocese of Bangor. Watson, another Whig bishop, drew the proceeds of sixteen livings, and never resided in bis diocese, Until 1818 ...

... the member for Cork was opposed by a combination of three Koman Catholic bishops, and was defeated by what wa: then termed a Whig Mr. Parneil was well received on his arrival, but the balk cf the populace held Mr, Parnell rece’ aloof iresses in the Townhall ...

... Hartington does ent, but for the one citizen, Me A. the functions of a Whig. What he said at had never been half so persist American Sullivan Accrington perfectly describes the Whig pusition. | political foe he had ; and his persistence was Lord is bound ...

... rieing with each other for settlement of Irish questions. He believed they would get as good terra? from a Tory Government from Whig Government if oniy they acted with unity of purposes The census of last year in Newfoundland shews that the adherents of the ...

... except as a begging ambassador, to raiso the means with which ‘to replenish funds which are practically uncontrolled hy the Whig factions in Parliament, under the direction and immediate i advice of an ‘* English leader. This latter term is no doubt intended ...