... ri l town. s a r a t, iii I. i v o n i 4(3 ma . 1 , _ ha i . ~.. • ' their purchases, was pore end noWittgabeWittete, • %Whig niseeln 'pledge at Phithilpell, return, doe. Jbmtlega l Zit, late of oolatituttOMl, residing diet no good to alii ' One. • ...

... and so many other influential quarters. Mr. Gladstone’s supporters are, or at least have been, of divers kinds. Many old Whigs have been numbered amongst them, whose thoughts and feelings are thoroughly aristocratic in the main, and who have been, not ...

... all shades. Whatever may be thought of his views regarding the ballot and army reform and organisation, we will find that Whig and Tory a agree with him when he said, We know, and foreign nations know, that the throne which had descended from Egbert ...

... increasingly distrustful of the present Whig- Kadical-cma Republican Administration. And, to say nothing of the tomahawking and scalping diatribe in the Liberal Frazer's Magazine, it is more or less alienated from the Whig-Radical and Republican policy of Liberals ...

... have a word to say. It would be to gild refined gold to try toadd anything to the thoughtful and earnest suggestions of that Whig Magistrate and experienced Reformer, Mr. W. J. Lamport ; or of that Tory Shipowner, Mr. Arthur B. Forwood, who (with great ...

... brilliant in any way, is a worthy inheritor of the political traditions of his family. He is openminded, and, liko all the Whigs, makes a principle of being open to conviction when the moment comes for the rear of the Liberal party to be convinced.. The ...

... against his own followers of no,” and applause.) upon it, was done will have to be How much ympathy do you suppose there is Whig duke or a da re, and a itieian like Mr. Odger (greans) or Mr. Auberon or on the other? (renewed groans.) When we are told tha’ ...

... description of Liberal differences, with the lively suggestion of the intense and cordial agree- ment which must exist between a Whig Duke ora Then there Liberal millionaire and Mr. Odger. was the common-sense version of probabilities in support of the House ...

... followers ? And, depend upon it, what was done then will have to done again. How much sympathy you suppose there is between Whig duke or a Liberal millionaire the one hand, and politician like Mr. Odgor, or Mr. Auboron Herbert, or Sir Charles Dilko on ...

... likely to remitted Hi admirable conduct during exile to return will be warmly It will felt that amply expia’ed political offence Whig trust fut WALKER DIVORCE CASE Ormidale pronounced interlocutor on Tueeday in Court of Session Edinburgh in action against Mr ...

... (Cheers.) And, depend upon it, what was done then will have to be done again. How much sympathy do you suppose there is between a Whig duke or a Liberal Millionaire, on the one hand, and a politician like Mr. Odger—(laughter and groans)—or Mr. Auberon Herbert ...

... trust that Mr. Rakes will, before very long, come and stir up our too apathetic Churcb-people in Liverpool—whether Tories, Whigs, Radicals, so long .are instructed and zealous Church-people. This is,not political movement, as will best be gathered from ...