... Conservatives with Radicals. Lord Rosebery he described as his great disappointment, inasmuch as he had forsaken the great Whig principles with which, both historically, and from his past Parliamentary experience, he might have been expected to maintain ...

... wha.t par? was the inquiry of the grey-haired clerk of thecourt, a stanch. Whig. The young Democratic lawyer, na.mcd a Jackson paper. I don'tknow such ajpaper, said the Whig clerk, disdainfully. Don't interrnpttheeourtproceedings,Mr Clerk, said the ...

... to maintain for any lengthened period a third party. Mr GLADSTONE has truly remarked that the secession of BURKE and the Whigs in 1792 from Fox's party did not result in any per- manent less to the Liberal party. Similarly in the case of every secession ...

... of family by the Reform Club is the result 'of cl an outburst of Whig petulance against the R President of the Board of Trade. It is no- thing of the sort. It is an outburst of Whig, hc Moderate Liberal, and sturdy Radical indig- It Ination that the ...

... circumstances different to what were experienced in Englandjand regretted that in politics the voting went not so much as between Whig and Tory as against Church and Chapel.— Rev J. B. Jenkins suggested that as the question of disestablishment was on the eve ...

... their opinion in the division lobby. Their number has been carefully com- puted, and a low estimate places it at 40. Adding the Whig element which will follow the lead of Lord Hartington, and vote against the bill in any case, and taking its number at 55, ...

... a scion of that house, to asociate himself with the Whig party, who formed the middle rank ?? the Radicals, led by Sir FuARCIs BURDETT, - and the powerful Tory party of that day. he aiistocratic Whig families of that period as in the present, were as. ...

... redistribution T of seats, and land tenure reform. This programme ut would have led the Liberal party so far in advance at of Whig principles that the latter section refased of. its co-operation. Talcing into consideration the sir wel hnown feeling of the ...

... Aberystwyth and North Cardiganshire present. The family of the bride has represented the county and the Cardigan Boroughs in the Whig interest in Parliament at periods since the time of Philip and Mary. The late lord-lieutenant of the county, Col. Pryse, was ...

... EXTRAVAGANT TALKFROM ULSTER. The Belfast Northern Whig (L.U.) says:- The significant and contemptuous silence of Mr Gladstone with regard to Ulster Unionists and the insolent language of Mr Bryce m defending the Home Rule Bill have produced great excite- ...

... Government, but that he will be able almost to exact his own termq. In other words, the Cabinet will cease to be pre- dominantly Whig, and will become predominantly Radical. This is the result at which Mr Chamberlain is aiming, and which, in all likeli- hood ...

... The future is ours, however, and we can afford to wait for the next act in the d'suna, leaving the interlude mtirely to the Whigs and the Trimmers. We can regard the performance as unconcerned but not. un.unused spee- t ttors, and use the opportunity to ...