... WHIG AND TORY AGREEING. Lord George Manners and the Hon. Henry Brand, the Speaker, attended the annual dinner of the' Cambridgeshire and Ely Chamber of Agriculture Cambridge. Lord George Manners said he hoped that his respected colleague (Mr Brand) would ...

... expressed the general feeling of the Whigs, his speech contains the doom of the Land-laws and even if does not, it is a most important event. For years past, it has been well understood that all Liberals outside the Whigs were willing or eager to alter the ...

... THE NEXT ELECTION CRY. I believe that some of the Whig county members have privately but very decidediy remonstrated with Mr Gladstone against adopting household suffrage for the counties as part the Liberal policy. They have stated that, in the present ...

... saying to us, And hi, boys ! whatever you do, for God’s sake don’t play with your Conservatives near the first Whig hole, the snuggest Whig hole in all Scotland 1 (Loud and continued laughter and cheering.) ...

... split of the party on this question. But this assumes too much. We have to learn whether Lord Hartington speaks for his fellow Whigs or only for himself. There is vast difference between the two. doubt, even in the latter case condemnation of the land laws ...

... saying to us, And hi, boys ! whatever you do, for God's sake don't play with your Conservatives near the first Whig hole, the snuggest Whig bole in all Scotland I (Loud and continued laughter and cheering.) ...

... recent convert to Liberalism ; Lord Macdutr, the youthful ...

... and still more, a gross blunder, that the Whigs were so slow in appreciating the peculiar powers of Wellington for dealing with Napoleon; nor, even as yet do we know, that Lord Russell differed from his Whig leaders and associates more than in a fractional ...

... recently been made to heal the local division of the Liberal party in Edinburgh. Nowhere had the gulf yawned wider between Whig and Radical. Nowhere had those standing on each side of it shown their teeth more bitterly. The quarrel had become not only ...

... split of the party on this question. But this assumes too much. We have to learn whether Lorl Hartington speaks for his fellow Whigs or only for himself. There is a vast difference between the two. No doubt, even in the latter case a condemnation of the land ...

... tbe Liberal party when the Dissolution takes place. It is affirmed in some quarters that tbis movement will rouse the old Whigs in the counties against the Government, and cause them to lose a good many Members. the other band, we are infornetl by London ...

... will continue to be felt though it may cease to be active agent in determining political friendships. The gravitation of the Whigs towards the more Liberal section of the Conservative Party will continue, and will quicken as the County Franchise comes more ...