... legislation, in the document read the Lord Chancellor. The Speech is shorter than usual, though there is a recurrence to the old Whig habit of being as ungrammatical possible. During their tenure of offioe, the Tories “ indifferently reformed this flagrant ...

... much of the credit for the abolition of the slave trade, which is generally esteemed one of the bright achievements of the Whigs : that he was eipU In favour of free trade, though deemed the practice at the moment inexpedient; and that he was as enlightened ...

... packets, and is understood, moreover, to have telegraphed to Scotland Yard for advice, assistance, and a detective. Proportion of Whig and Tory Peerages. —The charge which has been made against the Conservative Governments of making undue proportion of peers ...

... Jervis expressed doubts whether, under present circumstances, the Conservative* were justified in keeping aloof from the old Whig party. Jury Narborough—a village about six miles from Leicester —has returned a verdict manslaughter against two policemen ...

... additional weight from the fact that it comes from nobleman of Liberal opinions, who has always been consistent supporter of Whig principles, though refused to be dragged down to the degradation to which others of the ‘great Liberal party have submitted ...

... long ago, a goodly number were a-- sembled within these wails, and listened to the taunt that the “spirit of the west country Whigs was extinct; but when I look around now, and see the great array of Liberal friends rallying around me. I think it is not difficult ...

... iue that really Involve* everything; conciliat ing Lord Salisbury, by alleging that Involve* aii property ; conciliating old Whig*, showing bow free disestablishment without disendow ment leaves the State from ecclesiastical control; and alarming weidx ...

... at the recent J. Hargrave’s travelling expends to Moffat and back, when he warned Ernest Jones of the folly of helping the Whigs, after spending his life in exposing the cruelty and villany of that party, &c. &c., 11s.” Health of the Queen.—We are glad ...

... Glasgow Cathedral, the construction of your own Poet Office, and other similar works in Scotland. He | cannot be designated a Whig, nor a Peelite, nor Advanced Liberal, oscillating between the ex, tremest points of the political compass. I ! safest in meanwhile ...

... According to Temple“So far, however, were you from intimidating me, that you said, were you in my place, you would vote for a Whig” (they bad been talking of the Universities election). And on the Saturday before the Perthshire election, Mr Temple, in c ...

... legislation, in the document read by the Lord Chancellor. The Speech is shorter than usual, though there is a recurrence to the Whig habit of being as ungrammatical ns possible. During their tenure of office tho Tories indifferently reformed this flagrant ...

... party than thia present moment. The names of Conservative and Liberal, which had taken the place of the old names of Tory and Whig. speak plainly tor tbemselyes. But I hare only got to speak to you of the former-of the UnserraHre party-aud to express .oycumyccu ...