... Tboo«hts. 6. ** Nothing toooeeda like SnooM —nowmr won. 7. Recollection. i?; SKMM'.CWme.. 12. Tin ConntM. Willowßrore. „ 13. The Whigs had the ftoat Bench, Id. Sir. **«■ lM wUI mm b.. Cluurmw. B. T. PIQOTT, D.0.L., BecreUry. Offlcet of the Corporation. 36, ...

... its impracticability. As Mr. Gladstone frankly confesses, “some us are Nonconformists and some of us are Churchmen; some are Whigs, some Liberals, and some are Radicals.” Is it not notorious that between some these sections the Opposition even sharper a ...

... ajority of 65, whoss votes cannot, a rule, be relied upon either party. Some of these are Home Rulers, others were formerly Whigs, but have been compeUed to adopt the Home Rule platform, few still describe themselves as Liberals, and one at least is Nationalist ...

... will tell more and more every day there seems every reason believe. The' Opposition has made the same great mistake which the Whigs committed seventy years ago. It baa ollowed itself drift into a position which appears to the nation at large to be un-English ...

... sight to so trivial a matter a little bill of one clause to amend an Act passed °nly two sessions before; but this case section Whig Peers, who desire to vindicate their own peculiar ideas of political economy, resolutely refused to give way. Owing to the ...

... things considered, is the victory one which Conservatives ou.ht deeply to rearret. That our great territorial families, whether Whig or Tory, should retain tbit legitimate influence over their respective districts which is now purged the more objectionable ...

... believed that there were a great number of old Whigs, some the most intelligent and patriotic of the Liberal party, who would give their support to the Conservative cause. Ho believed was the wish of many the Whig party that our Prime Minister should not only ...

... at moment when finds the question ** who shall be leader fiercely debuted branch associations on each side the Channel. The Whig Home Rulers —or the members who have adopted the shibboleth Home Rule as the means of ucquir* ing seati in Parliament—are quite ...

... deportment those in the area is described the Whig diabolic; the yells were ** demoniacal.” It was furious battle,” and Mr. O’Donnell was evidently a good deal surprised.” lilood-stained faces continues the Whig, were visible in the Home Rule corner, and ...

... all combine tc render him intelligently sympathetic with every phase and aspect your national life. Above all, comes of good Whig stock—that is to say, a family whose prominence in history is found d upon the sacrifices they nave made in the cau eof co ...

... supposed, for he went rather out hie way the farewell speech to the Ontario deputations to signalise his attachment to the Whigs as the party of constitutional liberty. However, the buttle has not been fought on such a broad issue that; hut on the narrower ...

... Dutchmen and English—between English-born subjects and those bom in the country. In Cape Colony the parties, instead being Whigs or Tories, seem to be divided imo Eastern and Western; so that it will be seen how difficult it is to unite these mtp one ...