... Wei the Tory party that threw out the bill I believe that, had it not been for the treachery of • certain section of the old Whigs—(hese, bear)—the Tory party would not have thought it expedient to oppose the bill at all, and that it was net because of the ...

... nine days before the liver was taken out. Lord Russell and Mr Gladstone—The London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian (Whig) says:—lt is not true, as stated recently by a contemporary, that there is to be general migration to Home. Lord Russell is ...

... activity shown by Lord Cranbourne and Lord Stanley to say that the difficulties have now been removed. —Manchetter Guardian ( Whig). Cattle Plague and the Income Tax.—ln his address to the grand jury, the Shropshire Quarter Sessions on Tuesday, Sir Baldwin ...

... things have been done. It has not been the policy of tbe Tories to do good things—(A laugh)—and I have seen the time when the Whigs were much less zealous about them than I could have wished. (Laughter.) They have sprung from the people, the people who created ...

... not incorrect. contradiction to this we have received information that the original announcement (which appeared the Northern Whig) was strictly correct.— Pall Mall Gazette. The Totnes Election Inquiry. Mr Pender, the Liberal ex-member for Totnes, writes ...

... will not coincide with any in existenoe. A ll the be Whig ; ell the bed will . And the influence tb to address themselves to m tion, should be an in equally! felt on either side got separates Whig from it is impoogible to de to weaken, the form Ibis general ...

... are corrupt—try the seven-pounders. Such was the prescription of the Birmingham physician and it was duly mixed for us by the Whig druggists whom he patronises. were to create, or, in this particular instance, to resuscitate by legislation in boroughs like ...

... health, and prosecuting his important and disinterested mission in Africa successfully.— Glatgow Herald. Liberal” Tactics —The Whig newspapers have been making political capital for some time out of alleged case of the persecution of a farmer in Bute named ...

... country. Mr Gladstone and the Irish.—A Belfast journal denies the correctness of the statement, originally made in the Northern Whig, that the proposition to entertain Mr Gladstone at a public banquet in that town has been adopted. was mert.'y under consideration ...

... but one between landlord and tenant. Most tenants bate it, most landlords like it; but the liking is as much shared by the Whig landlord as by the Tory. It is a mistake to suppose that Conservatism identifies itself necessarily with landlord interests; ...

... reason— Gibraltar because the Spaniards grumble—Malta and Heligoland when Italy and Prussia choose to ask for them thanks to the Whigs and Gladstone, the lonian Islands are already gone. It is well to know what we may expect in colonial and foreign policy if ...

... personal courtesies received from leading members of the present Government, while at the same time exposing some pieces of Whig jobbery. In regard to the annuity tax, he repeated his determination not to introduce any bill as things now stood, but he ...