... fearless, and loyal man as Lord Derby for Prime Minister. When he proposed to admit 400,000 working men to the franchise, the Whigs and extreme Radicals entered into a base coalition to deprive bim of office, and no doubt similar attempt would be made when ...

... Bridgeman, which lady survives her husband. His lordship leaves issue by both marriages. His lordship was supporter of the Whig party. The deceased was patron of the turf, and had princely racing stud. He is succeeded in his title and extensive Landed ...

... going to give to the Whigs greater they Buffered during last years Speaking of tbe minue to such j objection been raised said he took in Parliament of the first ! i lh bo it of the lot be sons of be to moke of frtedoro would the Whigs iu borough on extending ...

... (Renewed laughter and applause.) The Whigs, as @ governi body, were for ever extinguished. (Loud laughter and applause. ad ) Lord Derby anda Conservative Government were in office. (Applause.) Mr, Giadstone had dese: the Whigs an e had become the grand marshal ...

... considers that the Government has acted generously. As to the Liberal papers, the Freeman is glad, but revels not; the Northern Whig also gratified, but not quite satisfied that Mr. Gladstone has got all that might j the Evening Post is triumphant. The Paris ...

... the Whigs were a declini faction, is not true. Buf ‘their influence is declining. The Post proceeds :— character “Tta (the Government's) almost purely Whi is, externally speaking, a source of great disadvan’ and weakness. Year after year the Whigs, as ...

... the :.t¢-atie» of Parliament. It been suggested that this election in which we are about to e gage, 1s the result of a clever Whig dodge, the ateurdity of such a state ment must be sufficiently clear. when tt fs that this election is a direct eonsequence ...

... Campbell, and has thus united the ducal houses of Northumberland and Argyll ; and now within this present week the heir of the Whig Lord Halifax has taken to wife the daughter of the Tory Earl of Devon. Unions of this kind would have been impossible fifty ...

... determined the make merry. ut there is one good purpose emen to break with the Conservative and ally themselves with the old Whigs. ’ Clanricarde was to be waited u Marquis The Earl of Shaftesbury and Lord ‘estbury were also to be visit but the Mai? is sad): ...

... find the until ever was well ghing aucho das far as Be she ff’s officer’s fishi ing-boat hich TH g REPRESEN believed tween Whigs and staple, the respectat of each par! ty to mrenance atch for tke prey fi will, it is sai and an M.P. who w tion in Barnstapl: ...

... possible dis- agreement among the Liberal party. The non-official Liberals are very angry the symptoms of union between the Whigs and the Cranborne party of the Con- servatives, and threaten to troublesome. Sir John Pakiugton’s withdrawal from his promise ...

... serious character than was at first land correspon: dent of the Worthern reported. A Rathfril jn addition to one man, named Whig informs us that, Toner, who is seriously wounded, some five or six persons are suffering more or lees from gunshot wounds, ...