... their enemies. They know that when the Whigs left office in July, 1866, the dockyards were prosperous and efficient; no reductions had taken plf.ee. and none were contemplated; 1 firmly fixed hnd become the Whig policy of d .kvard efficiency, that for ...

... Odger addressed crowded meeting, last night, at Broadmead Rooms, Bristol; he declared himself a Radical and opposed to both Whigs and Tories, and announced that he should refuse to agree to test Ballot uutil working man had beeu returned Parliament. An ...

... bug-bears. Depend upon it in ten years la >re the Whig bugbears of 1873 would take their place among the respectable monuments of a Whig legislation aud there would be much clatter and croaking amongst the Whigs to disestablish and disendow the Church of Eugland ...

... Milton te the House of Peers, resulted on Monday in the return Mr. Spencer Stanhope without opposition. Lord Milton being a Whig, and Mr. Spencer Stanhope a Conservatve, this election is another auti-Ministerialist triumph. Mr. Stanhope was beaten the ...

... off 400,000 notices to that effect It is nicl that the action of the landlords is irrespective of politics, Tory squire# and Whig squires being equally averse to legislative interference. But it is fair to add that many occupiers show no resentment at their ...

... mere Whig; as though the country were under no obligations to the Whig party numerous section of able and enlightened politicians who have done good service to the State. We may remind those who thus scoff, that some forty years since tbe Whigs were ...

... NORWICH. was decided yesterday that Mr. Warner should go to the poll at Norwich, after an ineffectual attempt to reconcile the Whigs and advanced Liberals. THE REPRESENTATION OF BRECON. Mr. Price has issued his address to the Brecon electors, He avows himself ...

... Irishman is in his 30th year, stands sft. 9ta. bigb, weighs about 150 lbs., and was born at a plaoe called Clonakilty, tbe from whig}liewerer, emigrated to America* in March, 1866. thorough representative his native comes England for the purpose defeating ...

... the Liverpool Ministry, Lord John Russell entered Parliament one of the members for his father's borough of Tavistock. The Whigs, with iL >rds Wellesley and Grenvilleat their head, had recently been offered place, but had for obvious grounds declined to ...

... Those discontented members of the Liberal party who are anxious to turn the Government out simply because it is in—some old Whigs who think it too revolutionary, some new Radicals who think too reactionary—will seiae this occasion of dealing, if they can ...

... on the part of the great Whig Houses, and why, above all else, it that Lord Hartington has come out of his bachelor's shell, and opened the door of Devonshire House to his friends and followers ? I take it to mean that the Whig party are going to try the ...

... discovered that they would not have to choose between two leaders—between Lord Hartington and Mr. Gladstone—between the old Whigs and the new Liberals—between the present enunciation of the Liberal policy and the retention of their whole strength for purely ...