... consisting of fifty M.P.’s, from eve’ part of the kingdom, and representing eve shi le of Liberalism, from that of the aristocratic Whig to that of advanced Radicalism, in order to act as arbitrators in all elections at which rival Liberal candidates are started ...

... him, for the bill will go back to the House of Commons with amendments which _he will have to accept.” The (Liveral) Northern Whig sa} it is useless to conceal that the real struggle on the Church question is yet to begi “ Mr, shewed rare constructive skill ...

... determined the make merry. ut there is one good purpose emen to break with the Conservative and ally themselves with the old Whigs. ’ Clanricarde was to be waited u Marquis The Earl of Shaftesbury and Lord ‘estbury were also to be visit but the Mai? is sad): ...

... Ni ee AN BAKO: ‘3 pew gaa ee et from Plymouth o the 10 5th cach month, ™., whea will be on olther date falls on al day, in whig and their the 1 me hour. embar! tea by Steam. render ese are 16 ere from the Pontoon, Millbay, fre Mail Steamers from England ...

... Club ! ,F or m °s® years than one cares to count baa been diacarded by the Conservative party, and meeklyfetdied s»dcamedfor Whigs and Radicals alternately; but appears that had not given sufficient proofs of his fitness cob* sort club sense with the unto ...

... g of all the farmer possesses. The wheat in th North is also very fine. The Northern that throughout the counties of Down Whig says an d Armagh, which produce two-thirds o all the wh Antrim, eat that is annually raised in the province, ts of ample yield ...

... to their personal antipathies, and the most distinguished of them decline to be made a second time utensils for dishing the Whigs. The statesmanlike speeches of the Marquis of and Earl Srannore forcibly expressed the opinion of the more clear-sighted members ...

... ve peers to support the bill, and he has made a surprising number of converts. On the other hand, a considerable number of Whig peers will it is said vote with the Opposition, Lord Houghton, it is believed, will at all events not support the bill. On ...

... in propounduxg the necessity of reduction the franchise, surrendered the “finality” principle, which had been article of the Whig creed for twenty years, and propared the way for the household suffrage of 1867. So the Earl Russell of 1809, in proposing ...

... These amendments shew that for the preeent, at all events, there is no alliance between the Conservative party and the old Whigs. Such an alliance would have heen a serious matter. ‘The concurrent endow- ment idea bas made wonderful progress during the ...

... them when they ought not have done so. He was afraid, however, that that was the common tendency ol all statesmen, whether Whig Tory. He believed that if ever the Church stood the way of any political movement or aggrandisement they would throw the Church ...