... ng the policy of her Majesty's ministers and not as giving any clue to her own private opinion. On the other hand, if the Whigs succeed to power and the speech contains a recommendation to deal with the abuses of the Establishment, the recommendation ...

... view to bolster up that doomed institution. THE Loans' DIVISION ON THE IRISH CHLTSCH.—The minority consisted of 7 dukes, all Whigs; 4 marquises (also all Liberals); 32 earls (including the Earl of Carnarvon); 6 viscounts, 46 lords, and not a single bishop ...

... and influence presented themselves—the Hon. John Dutton (Tory), eldest son of Lord Sherborne, and Sir Berkeley William Guise (Whig) —end the result was a close and protracted contest, involving an amount of political excitement and expense which we, in these ...

... the parse of the Slate ; the absence of the Liberal magistrates and the b , by tbo rea(ly an( 0 { true Chrisleaders of the Whig party Was particularly tianity. It had been said, again, that there could noticeable. There was a goodly spriokiing of i- c ...

... of the next general election most determine. Mr. (Sedates& has brought into all these difficulties. He acted, as far as the Whigs are anseerned, absolutely aloe*. He had neither Lord Hassell nor Sir GOOF/0 Grey to advise with. though both have meanly consented ...

... and the Tory agents fairly stripped to it, and each took a header into the golden stream. The committee, consisting of two Whigs, two independent Tories, and a Cabinet Minister, have unanimously voted the seat forfeited which had been thus flagitiously ...

... impossible to win an election without encountering them with their own instruments. The Tories acted in humble imitation of the Whigs; by prescription of time, a fluctuating residuum of the electors was to be bought, and set aside, before the sterling opinions ...

... United so*cs Gq444egstes tbat a moldier of the 13th BMW, ft /Salted at Houtz*, was taw court-martial 0 1 444 Wee weiths for Whig awed the 4e4th 9f his horse by Dye rid*. He was NS, *lrk to term Pf tOpliMagrlite to he Pat under Win 40y the of the horse ...

... commanded the respect even of those who have differed from his political views. Mr Johnson began his political career as a Whig, but has for some time past noted with the Democratic party, although in no sense a partisan. In 1888 Senator Johnson voted ...

... succeed in any profession and trade we oftentimes lose sight of in political or religious matters. As in political life many are Whigs, Tories, or Radicals because their fathers were, so in the religious world many are Churchmen or Dissenters on the same ground ...

... so that they may see as well as hear their favourites; and that fact, doubtless, accounts for the readies:es with which some Whig Peer has pocketed the plunder. But what can you expect from men who would plunder a Church 1 The only clue we can give to the ...

... THE LAST CRICILLADE ELECTION. What followed the hootinga and punching cf the paid drunken agents of the two factions, both Whig and Tory, at the last election in Cricklade ?—broken heads and broken windows, without the least regard to reason or common ...