... songs again, reminding us of the ies days when he denounced Toryiem with a will, and tr- swore by Lord John Russell and the Whig party. nd But behind this agreeable picture of old things LYE passing away English Liberals must not rush to ch the conclusion ...

... and 1866, when she had to battle with Prussia, and when she succumbed to superior strength. On the two former oea- sions the Whigs were in power, but in '66 X there was a Tory Government, sander thi leadersbip Qf the 1ato Lord Derby. Austria is,therefore ...

... Disraeli's I1oforn R1l was meant to 1 dish the Whigs, there can be no doubt that the Duke -of Richmend's Patronage (Scotland). Act was intended, if possible, to dish rG the Free Chqreh. The Whigs, however, are still alive; and, with its great central ...

... effect of the Norman conquest on the structure of English society, in tracing the existence of the two political parties of Whigs and Tories to their descent from Saxons and Normans; and Michelette still more extraordinary noticn that England was doomed ...

... large. Mr. Lowe, on the other hand, with strong Conservative tendencies, found it convenient to throw in his lot with the Whigs. There was no room on either side for two such men to pursue their own private ends. No matter, however, in what way the quarrel ...

... rooms, said this was the 17th cocoa room that had been c, opened in Liverpool durxim 4hc pg 13 months. ' They knew neither Whig or Tory, Radical or Con- I servative, in this busineus. He confessed that he S himuelf had some leaning towards Liberalism ...

... a fair stand-up fight between Conoerva- tive and Liberal, and not-as so many of the Manchester elections have been-between Whig and Radical. Mr. Powell is 49 years old. Mr. Bright is 55. A curious story Is going about which seems to Indicate the probability ...

... be found representatives of the Russells, the Leveson- Gowers, the Grosvenors, and the Howards, so that nearly all the great Whig families are represented. So, too, are both the philosophic Radicals and the I working class leaders; and one sees such names ...

... Corry, brother of the Earl of Belmore, a former Conser- vative under-secretary of state, is going to marry a daughter of the Whig Lord Ralifax, on the 21st. It will be remembered that some years ago Lord Halifax's eldest son married a daughter of another ...

... process of reasoning which applies to Mr. Newdegate and Mr. Whalley applies with tenfold force to four rivalnewapapers which -Whig in one instance, Tory in another, Radical in the third2 and' 'intellectdally Lileral in the fourth-are of one mind only ...

... who is spoken of as- the Liberal candidate for the late Sir Percy cs Herbert's seat in South Shropshire, is the son of U that Whig Lord Wenlock who proposed to Lord c] Forester that they should agree to trn out s that U Radical Brown.' He is only 27 years ...

... importance, a question fraught with the greatest difficulty, and he would be the last to find fault with any Government,. whether Whig or Tory-for anything they .had done or attempted to do in the managemnent of such a a question, unleas he was convinced that ...