... Gathorne Hardy, the Marquis of Salisbury, the Earl of Derby, and Sir Stafford Northcote ; and also of some Constitutional Whigs whom we forbear to name. We do, no doubt, need a broad-bottoiried ' Ministry, but there must be a moving spirit 131 it. though ...

... wiser, he throws over his Communistic friends, and makes up his mind to live and die as his father before him, a respectable Whig, or rather Prig, to use Mr. Jenkins's facetious nomenclature. The moral intended to be taught apparently is that the su ...

... proceeding to consider the position of the Liberal party, he asked : How much sympathy do you suppose there is between a Whig duke and a Liberal millionaire, on the one hand, and a politician like Mr. Odger or Mr. Auberon Herbert or Sir Charles Dilke ...

... the capacity of the Whig party for permanently administering the affairs of the country was treated with confident derision by three-fourths of the British people. The Tories, it was said, were the beat of olitical life, and the Whigs the mustard. Just ...

... IlEamota. Wham G. Momenta, O. R. Wild, Director cd the Warne add Thomas R. Gadd, of eforatont. Demi. H. Obsess', of Rodeo, Nam F. Whigs, of Now York. James Stinson, Mimeo. A. H. Barmy , ei Nevi Yak. Sanwa' Wilkseon, .t New York. W. Maur /Lobo,. aS pfflowybpsaia ...

... is above all things what the country most needs, and Conservatives everywhere most loudly and urgently demand. The old Whig banner of laissez-faire, the banner of content, could not brave the political battle or stand the breeze of agitation a ...

... Stanley, a residentiary, read the first service, after which the Te Deans was sung, with vocal and instrumental music. The old Whig Bishop of Exeter, Sir Jonathan Trelawney, adds Dean Milman, preached an excellent sermon from Joshua, 9, But as for you ...

... n should be entirely unp lineal, in which all true sons of the Church of Enaland, whether Liberal or Conservative, Tory or Whig, might heartily unite. The Earl of Dartmouth proposed a resolution to the effect that arehidiaeunal auxiliary societies were ...

... THE NORTH •WEn Mr. S. C. Lister, of Addingham Hall, member of an old Whig family, which has in the past supplied two Liberal M.P.'s for Bradford, writes to state that he cannot give his support to Mr. Holden. Last night the greatest meeting which has ...

... other hand, the Roman College School, Oxford. Catholic landowners of Galway, a large and GREAT STORM AT BALMORAL. thoroughly Whig body, have to a man gone for A Balmoral telegram says a terrific storm raged in Captain ,Trench, who is the recognised. opponent ...

... convictions, interests, or theories, than by party ties. Even upon the education issue, the contest will lie not so much between Whigs and Tories as between two sections of the Ministerial majority. It would, however, be idle to suppose that no issues will he ...

... constitution, which, if not strong enough to outgrow them, must eventually succumb to them. Of course in the mere fact that the Whig and Radical sections of the Liberal party are quarrelling with each other there is nothing to excite the curiosity of any ...