... of tre Hood, and tte cther offtcer anid, in reply to Thev uw pend, if they liked Oo” + Bench, that they bad end then ia y, Whig. or Ka ical: . they we in the main be rely gE 0 6 +e b stated thet k ow whether but if y trusted to ation they had b « in or ...

... debate, and established his character for caustic criticism and a hard hitting style, but he gave no symptoms of recreancy to Whig principles. The encounters between the rival leaders bore more resemblance to a boxing display than to Parliamentary pugilism ...

... are im carnest théy to tossed. Tt “well “ex for the 6 oake, a melancholy so oD will be nes defeat eis at the 1,665 , the old Whig next election ‘Could not’ thie Liberals stand that the ale yg farce ? ot a few ‘witbout let them have shadow of a ¢ with a ...

... of their own side of polities, and they are now writhing and smarting under the effeote of the operation. Formerly the terms Whig and Tory comprised the political parties in the State. But now the an ti•oonservative party is split upk to sections in. , ...

... place get the fclave Preventive Squadron abolished. He demurred to the cost of it. JNow, Mr. Hutt also was a Whig, and he was supported by Whigs who always were —' the friends of humanity and the special champions of the slave. The poison war and the ...

... dignity with which young Harry •fotfilled dntiee, and the aeiaaUnn whioh wao oanaed hie eppanane hie most rood ere are awfae.tho Whigs, in their seal for retrenehment and reform, docked ' of King Wlffianr TV., in 1881, pf this ancient ceremony, end the prowled ...

... instincts and wishes of nation, and it is this very consciousness that embitters him. He has always professed hinjself a Whig, a Whig of the old school, and both before he lest his freedom and after he recovered it ceasing to be Solicitor-General, he has ...

... There was a great Liberal meeting on Wednesday night, at which Mr. Newton made a long speech ; but the leading men of the old Whig party were not upon the platform, and it is not easy to disguise the fact that Mr. Newton is struggling against great odds ...

... result from coon-ration Self-help he said was the be-t all help. They depend, if they liked, on the efforts politicians, Tory, Whig, or Radical ; bat if tliay did they would in the main relying upon broken staff, hut if they co-operation *bey-would lean that ...

... debate, and established his character for caustic criticism and a hard hitting style, but he gave no symptoms of recreancy to Whig principles. The encounters between the rival leaders bore more resemblance to a boxing display than to Parliamentary pugilism ...

... The resignation of the leader of the Liberal party at the opening of the year—(a great historic faot)—and the adoption of his Whig are mysteries to us. The accepted leis's' fairs condition of things—the dam approval of a period of masterly inastivity ...

... to address more than one public meeting, and just now it is probably true that the influence and the position of the great Whig Duke are felt more generally or are at least more popolarly recognised than for some considerable time. The bospitalitiee ...