... was neces. Gary for the peace of the world. That policy was teetotally opposite to the muddling and meddling policy of the Whig pr, which had so often got the countr into serious scfapes and rows. 1Applause.) There was one minister of that party - Lord ...

... shmofeucation, and he also referred to the fact that the Ron. Norman ng Grosvenor, a representative of one of the great of Whig families of the country, in addressing the 'O constituency of Chester'the other day, avowed 'it himself in favour of compulsory ...

... always IpI held is that the temptation of power over votes is too much for a very ardent p artisan to possess. No doubt both Whig and Tory abuse it. It B can only be fielded justly by the highest and a most pure minded of men, and we heartily re- cognise ...

... 13th. The Telegraph attributes the failure of the idberal. candidate for Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities to his colourless Whig~ism. At Norwich the other day, monre processes were served, at the instance of the A~ttoreey-General, upon persons mixed up ...