... opinions and discoveries with regard to three remarkable phenomena. Here is the °pluton given of PAWS ADYLNIEITRATIoN. Tho Whigs resumed office, but the heart of Plighted was turning to the gallant and brilliant baud, Graham and Steelier, Gladatone and ...

... merit ; and, as rtgarda law reform, was no anon C-inssrvative bigot, but anxious to promote sad do what seemed best Rut the Whig has dome iparatis ely little for law reform—in known to be append say considerable change, and is the 0017 et W Law iliwuniesion ...

... England—s Reform that will make 1888 memorable in both those kingdoms. Among the political wonders of the year, one was to see a Whig Cabinet resulting from a general election, with household suffrage, and Mr John Bright, the fiery tribune, sitting tete-a-tete ...

... extensive family estates in Renfrewshire, on the death of his lather. Mr Alexander Speirs of Elderslie, leading and consistent Whig, who was at once the lord-lieutenant and member for the county. The lamented deceased was educated at-Eton; in 1858, he entered ...

... Why, Sir Robert Peel, at member of the saise Govern- meont. And so far froin it belonging to the Whigs, that Lord L . oAMelboorno, whon the hetad of thle Whig Government, Os- DI ,,dared, less than 30 years ago, that the moan would he insane cil a who shoub'i ...

... regards law reform, he was no usere Conservative bigot, bet anxiOus to promote discussion and do what seemed 0 best. Bet the Whig has done comparatively little for low reform-is known to be oppo;-ed to any considerable change, . i and is the only member ...

... character. oar rated leading fads iu the history of the ill aurred Argyll, and doscrifasd his allecting death. Ho closed downing Whig * Vault iu Caatlc, where, said, one of hi* own ancestors had been immured. cl ■sod follows:—lst, What •sample the#* Covenanting ...

... he would have produced them. By the way, it will give you an idea of how strong is the feeling of disappointment among the Whigs that they have lost the appointment of the Governor- General of India, that a story has been invented (in jest, of course, ...

... character. Ile narrated the leading facts in the history of the ill-starred and his affectip, death. Ile closed by &Meting the Whig's Vault in Dunbar I 'ante, where, he said . one , his own ancestors had been in:intone( Ile promised in his next lecture, on ...

... ancient Greece and Rome—of the Aristocrat and Democrat - -of the Patrician and Plebeian, or of the Conservative Tory and Liberal Whig of our own country —pointing out the close analogies and resemblances of the two hostile elements of those days of old that ...

... political opinion. c l, The great majority of 111 which the Government has ( it at its back, is nothing to the 360 which the Whigs a of eould boast after the passing of the Reform Bill of I 1832. We probably cannot look, although we see no r ia great reason ...

... gees to the bride 'm is the evening me gots maddqulMl hr hie sau tes feat on a scene aisle whole day, me _goes to his with Whig withoutmy eishirbeaos Meths Wing is aleo eine bmkg to tea credit of is lemehigeme is England. A bans& asthma, QesseNimmed ...