... Taxation. This answers well for the futnre. The namby pamby Liberalism of the past-Liberalism which has always been? tainted with Whig- gism—is giving place to a healthier and more vigorous policy, and the parliament of 1885, even if its existence be only a ...

... assistance. In the earlier years of his representation of the county he was undoubtedly imbued with the spirit of Whiism. But the Whig member has undergone a metamorphosis; be has been for some yea s a Liberal member, and has to his honour and his c edit voted ...

... country and whose second reading in the House of Commons, Mr GLADSTONE will move on May 6th. It has proved a scare to the Whigs, and a stumbling block to a few Radi- cals, but it is the hope of the Tories, who expect to wreck the Government by means of ...

... scheme of Parliamentary representation is the work of the Liberal party, and to amend the party itself, by weeding it of its Whig element, is the work of the Liberal press, and the earnest members of the Liberal Clubs. Our system of representation is fouled ...

... oheers. He accepted the Chamberlain platform, and the Chamberlain plat- form would carry s public meeting in Wales bafore any Whig platform floud cheers.) They wanted the farmer to Jive and to do well: they wanted more equa'ity between the taxation the landlord ...

... the practised religion of his scoffers. He has assumed too a knowledge of foreign affairs, which no foreign minister, either Whig or Tory, has ever ventured to arrogate, much less to avow. But it matters not what the subject may be, he at once claims an ...

... Duke of Newcastle's Colonial Policy in the Palmerston Cabinet of 1859. As no other human being had thought of doing this, the Whigs employed Sir RPIISOIl Maxwell in Egypt, and made him a Colonial judge at Penang. Yet another English Lord has captured an American ...

... longer the Prelllipr's utterances are given to soak in, the 1 es attractive do they become, and succeed in only shocking elder Whigs without satisfying the younger Radicals. The very factions are not, united among themselves. There are in particular, reports ...

... connection with the first Reform Bill. At the General Election of April 23rd, on the Reform Bill question, it had returned two Whigs to Parliament the first time for many years. The Corporation of the city was self-elected and irresponsible. On Saturday, October ...

... been maintained during its pass- age so far through Parliament-it may perhaps to the annoyance of a few ardent spirits, both Whig and Tory-but undoubted- ly to the good of the country in general and to the comfort of Parliament in particular. These is howevar ...

... brother-in-law of Sir Stephen -MrW.E. Gladstone, who at the time was a Conservative and strongly denounced Lord Palmerston, the Whig Prime Min- ister of the day, and his party. There were but few Conservatives in Rhyl at that time (and we may say for Mr Hughes' ...

... had met with three reverses at the hands of the Boers. He (the speaker) found that in their Government the influence of the Whig party no longer prevailed, and the Radical element came to the frout again: they had a convention with the Boers, and succeeded ...