... of the movement in favour of Lord Stanley has taken the Whig clique altogether by surprise. In every district where meetings have been held in what used to be considered the very centres of Whig and 'lndependent Liberal influence, in workshops and at ...

... of the movement in favour of Lord Stanley has taken the Whig clique altogether by surprise. In every district where meetings have been held in what used to be considered the very centres of Whig and Independent Liberal' influence, in workshops and at ...

... is the Ex-Chancellor from the Ex- Premier! Lord Russell has for his head-covering the tiraditional white beaver of the old Whigs. The venerable t f i arquis of Landsdowne himself never mounted a furrier one Little Johnny appears in. Beavers, and white ...

... cheering ) Now, when their opponents could give them five fundamental principles in their creed, whether ' they called themselves Whigs, Liberals, or Radicals, equal in importance and magnificence to these five, he would he there to iee them, but until he saw ...

... debate parliament upon the vexed question of th Irish Church to luxuriate awhile in the pastures of this Conservative-Liberal-Whig Radical candidate's programme of politica opinions. It may be well doubted whethe any other aspirant for senatorial honours ...

... Incisive and vigorous style. Mr. Gladstone tried to supplant him in the leadership of the Tories, and, failing, turned the Whigs, when he saw a vacancy impending ; but as the oak survives the storm, and Is the finest tree in the fbrest, so at the age of ...

... character of being one. He would almost yield to any person in Preston in the extent of his knowledge of politics-either Tory, Whig, or Radical, or those whom they call Conservatives. (Laughter.) It always served him to know that he was a l sound Church ...

... use of a special wire for Z50O, and a ~ovilono hiseffctwas to be Introduced into the bill. u~rp D. Finlay, of the Daial oslkm Whig, published a Belfast, said he objected to the present system because It asinefilen, ostyand managed in adespotie and abitrarymanner ...

... calmly, unbiassed, and with a sense of responsibility that time is the present, and hesitate not to say landowners, whether Whigs or Tories, Con- m .. J . . , ~ kick et M.vrt ii.—-Njitii port Second Eleven aervatives or Liberals. Roman Catholics or ...

... two. Cambbidgkshibe.— lt is finally settled that Mr. Brand will contese Cambridgeshire, as the ?? of Mr. Young, the present Whig member, against Lord Royston and Lord George Manners. It was first in- tended that the late Secretary to the Treasury should ...

... has just lived long enough to see the political opinions which he had long held and advocated when they were opposed by both Whig and Tory statesmen, become the Jaw of the land. least, every householder is a citizen; but the ballot in taking votes, which ...

... Protestant religion estab! ow promise to main- tain that as it should by ? The majority tues theformer phrase. The latter those Whigs who were for a com; henson at tw But it was admitted that the meant the same thing, and that the oath, it might be worded, ...