... the Parliamentary year with a grand oratorical triumph and field-day. Lord Lyndhurst has found no adequate successor. The Whigs, from 1835 downwards, having exhausted their programme of reform, and expended their strength, used to present at the end of ...

... dustrious minds. the past session there has no actual division of parties, there has been es formerly Liberal and Conservative, Whig and Tory, and I consider that the Government of will always be carried on by these two political one in power and the other ...

... begin story the Comhill. In all conscience, here is promise enough for the reader of fiction. “Edmund Yatee'Xin the Northern Whig, CoNSCiRN'OR at thr Counter.— By tome mistake the following appeared the other morning iu the Daily Telegraph. It seems obviously ...

... a dream, though bow be should have thought ouch a falsehood advantageous when m too to Moat it with difilealt to me. Thema Whig so pooolier, we doom It worth while to report of Frame. depolite.' the Courier (September SS, 1880.1 _ Preser, ihreenier ...

... afterwards (June 1885), Mr Kennedy, one of the members ..for Tiverton, obligingly accepted the Chiltern Hundreds in order that the Whig Minister for Foreign Affairs might step into the vacant seat. Tiverton has ever since been repre«ented Lord by the favour of ...