... feast the ordinary term of Parliament —seven years* The Conservative party was united party, but the Liberal party included Whigs, Radicals, Nondescripts, and many others did not know how to term. did not know if there were any Shakers amongst them possibly ...

... Herbert, and all the clique that owned allegiance to Gladstone after the death of the old Sir bert Peel, and where are the old Whigs, the Bussells, the Grays,and the Woods, that were only few years ago thought to be essential, M chief cmnponents of Liberal ...

... THE TIVEIiTON GaZE'I'TE & EAST the ground. The Whigs are dead, effete, and extinct as a party. Their sole representative, Lord Russell, though a most respectable and exemplary nobleman, has no longer any influence upon political matters. He is one of ...

... for a very able man, and a post whoro his genial gifts may make way, and at the same time it another instance of dishing tho Whigs, or, rathor, stealing their clothes when out bathing. Lord Dufferiu was entertained at banquet at the Reform Club ; but, should ...

... everywhere will have forgotten whether the change of front, read or alleged, Lord Hartington, bir William Haroonrt, and his Whig sup- porters was made for party purposes not. The fact will remain that a Conservative Government secured the retention of ...

... sides hare been pushed from behind. There is a'Court and a Country party still,onlr their leaders hayo changed sides; the Whigs are now at the head of the Country party, and the Conservatives the Court party. If th« whole truth were known, there is probably ...

... sails this taek, as he formerly did with respect to the Borough Franchise. If does so next Session, it will be dishing tbe Whigs” with vengeance. Hnrshal MauMahon'a resignation of the Presidency of the French Republic is th* most important item of foreign ...

... distaste or dissability could never much understand the meaning of the word politics, and has given trying to distinguish Whigs from Tories; but take her on her own politics, ask her about other men or women, and the chicanary of every day existence—the ...

... marriage. It would perhaps hare been more considerate to have selected some other represeutative at the next wedding. Another old Whig—one the last of the old stuck still remaining—is going to retire, or, at least, will not seek re-election. Lord George Cavendish ...

... Ireland, and to.d plainly that, if wont fm = | endowment in any shape, the Btssen w mld sc.-ede from the ■ ihotal camp leave the Whigs t. their fate. Tins i, U-fcit is not war; anl fo‘g . 1 breaks in this p . factions, can wonder that as a their return to p ...

... and was returned the head, of the poll. During the earlier part of bis parliamentary life was Radical, and he daaonneed the Whigs with rigour which gained for him the pet-name of *• Tear ’em. In later yearahis opinions seemed to modify, and daring the ...

... the case required. Kev E. S. Bayhne supported the resolution, and 1 in doing,so said it seemed this was a matter in which Whigs, as v;ell as Tories, had made mistakes, and none of them were guiltless in the sight of God; (hear, hear). I Rev. J. P. Carey ...