... the League never even vhispered word about the ballot during the station lor Mr. Gladstone’s Bill. . Although Mr. Bright as a Whig Radical is bUged to adopt the ballot as part of his creed, is in reality no more in favour of it than he has ■roved himself ...

... charity .twu h»m«.en advocate that cveriof. -(Aoplauae.) Sir Grant. P.B A-, replied bahall the Royal Academy, and said W l« whig y always felt the interest, and which, h® Luered, «“ intcteetand-J-path, etwy ot Tnciio, under the direction o( Mr. Lawler ...

... of his old friends the Whigs. At the last single oonteste d election for this division, Mr. Wards Hunt, the present popular Conservative member, defeated Mr. Vernon in the Whig interest a majority of about 300. Probably a Whig candidate of the Fitzwilliam ...

... besides, the greater part O { t ? 3 really nomination boroughs are in the hand- Whig magnates. The Conservatives could hatdf frame a worse Redistribution Rill than the Whig one, and they might easily bring much better one, and that without anv abar ment ...

... For 30 years the Conservatives throughout the country bavo sutfured by the base calumnies heaped upon them, not only their Whig and Radical opponents, but the whole Lioeral Press of this country ; and when I road the speech of Mr. Forster, the member ...

... iostreotton has been framed for the express purpooe of getting Adullamites end the nltre-Toriee to fora » with the pUoe-hnnting Whig*, for the of taming out the Oorernment end their Household Suflrege BiU. With this object j 3 fixed in the instraotion for ...

... they w.-i Man or beard of alterwarda. The flarviv.h * brought Belfaat in the Vartry, and were lodged Sailota’ Home.— Northtrn Whig. Holloway’s Pills.—The extraordinary temperature attending the early autumn extremeiy r the delicate chested, the weak, and ...

... opposed great There were eone great and glorious exception, both among the Whigs and the Rsdioeli; but tho promoter* of me*- ran* in question ware strongly oppoaad aa party byth* Whig! and Radioala, who ptoiaaaed to be th* working man friend when there wa* ...

... is to say it pass, which we do not think it will. Those compensation dsosea will afford an excellent excuse for the party Whigs to vote against the Bill, while the ultra-Tories and all the anti-Eeformers, with Mr. Lowe at their head, will their best to ...

... measure going further in the direction of the enfcanchiwment would opposed by the Whig section of the Liberal patty, and the Radicals ace not strong enough beat the Whigs and Gonsevvativaa united. The Government bill regards Lincoln is much more liberal ...

... alter the Bill. It was not Tory, but Whig Peer, Lord Camperdown, who said, In the general tenor of Lord Grey's resolution he entirely concurred, as, believed, did most of their lordships.” It was not Tory, but Whig Peer, —Lord Morley, who said, The Government ...

... at all certain that the Whigs will soon again succeed to office, it is perhaps not impossible that this combination may formed. But it would indicate almost complete break-up of old parties if the possible Premier of the Whigs could become that of their ...