... reutation, and in default of success to permit Tories a to he sent Into the House, until the W~hig niajoriry us is seriously throeatened, when, of course, the W~higs m will be 'aappy to com promise, and ?? few kc worklng-men representatives In the Hon~e ...

... redistribution T of seats, and land tenure reform. This programme ut would have led the Liberal party so far in advance at of Whig principles that the latter section refased of. its co-operation. Talcing into consideration the sir wel hnown feeling of the ...

... The future is ours, however, and we can afford to wait for the next act in the d'suna, leaving the interlude mtirely to the Whigs and the Trimmers. We can regard the performance as unconcerned but not. un.unused spee- t ttors, and use the opportunity to ...

... questlon of Church defence was no question of Whig and Tory. Their opponents had persistently refused to allow an accurate investigation for the body of the people as to the merit of the Church. He found the terms Whig and Tory, with the meanlng now assigned ...

... THE SEA SERPENT AGAIN. The Northern Whig statej that a most extraordinary monster was seen a few days ago at fodsr*, near Lpojthaed lighthouse, which is situated on the most western p«uit of tfie County Claia. It is time described i^Its head and neck ...

... opinion will acquiesce in the political leadership of Lord Hartington. We have never joined in silly disparagement of the Whigs and of the old political families of England. They have rendered services to the country of which their assailants, born before ...

... Government, Lora Albhorp ro- talned, as Chancellor of theoExchequer, the fanotion which he bad for some years, by the wish of the Whig chiefs, discharged in Opposition. On Lord Al- u thorp's removal from the iioese of Commons Lord 0 telbourne, before his own ...

... born, going ten times deeper into the mire than the Whigs. He had offered them magnificent cards, but they had refused to play them. The speaker denounced the Education Act, the last act of the Whigs, as the most tyrannical, as it tended to make men slaves ...

... born, going ten times deeper into the mire than the Whigs. He had offered them magnificent cards, but they had refused to play them. The speaker denounced the Education Act, the last act of the Whigs, as the most tyrannical, as it tended to make men slaves ...

... Government, Lord Althorp retained, as Chancellor of the Exchequer, the function which he had for some years, by the wish ofthe Whig chiefs, discharged in Opposition. On Lord 8 removal from the House of Commons Lord Melbourne, before his own dismissal, proposed ...

... question lay siuiply between Whig and Tory. At any rate, it must be clear that they have nothing to gain in a manoeuvring c mtest for the leadership. It really is a matter of indifference to the lia.Lcal party who the moderate Whigs may mime as their leader ...

... Reform i Club last weekMr. Adam sent out the usual notices ; to the Irish Rome Rule members, just as if they had been ordinary Whigs or hadicals, and it was o open to the Bomo Rulers either to accept the in- e vitation or. takiug no notice of it, to hold them- ...