... magazine For NOVEMBER. 1879. No. DCCLXIX. Prlootl. 64. Contents. Renta; or, What’s In Name P—Part VIII. An American Princess. Whig Reviewers, ns Painted by Themselves. Hyria.—Conclusion. The Maronites. A Poor Devil. Among the Affghans.—A Survivor’s Narrative ...

... probability will practically bo at an end. the Nation newspaper to-day there are ten members Parliament of the Conservative Whig-Liberal party whom the Parnclhtea mark out as persons to sacrificed. Of course, among these Colonel and Mr. Edmund prominently ...

... Ireland. It is not only dead, but buried, and buried without any honours, military or civil. It is not merely that the profession Whig or Liberal principles, even though sweetened by Home Rule pledge, is a certain key to the disfavour of a popular constituency ...

... should compelled give ss. week.” Tun tonanto the brother of Mr. C. ,®. Parnell, M.P., judginK from paragraph in the Northern Whig, sot'in half inclined to adopt the advice given the member for Meath. The tenants the Collins estate, Armagh, which Mr. John ...

... Socuritv, Sale, Deeds, &c., repayable instalments. Bills promptly discotmted Forms free on rccolpt of stamped ouvclopo. C. li. WHIG UT.Sccratary* MONEY LENT (£TO to £2.000) by the old-csfcabliahod CTIAUING-CROSS ADVANCE AND DEPOSIT 103, Strand, London, repayable ...

... Gladstone? Unless misread the signs the times, there are already serious dissensions in the Opposition on this vital point The Whigs and moderate Liberals not fancy a Gladstoniau Premiership. Whether this di . taste excusable or inexcusable is uot for to determine ...

... speak more plainly, or they will justly incur the charge what Johnson long ago called their political ancestors, bottomless Whig?.’ duty Conservative voters— and the word Conservative have endeavoured to show that mean all those who care for the Const ...

... Tjcrfidious ruler the most perfidious nation that over existed. I hear, though I have not seen it, that a venerable organ of Whig opinion has recently announced that proper defence of English interests in Afghanistan is to confined the action of tho English ...

... of Russian authority in Asia ? Among Russian officers stationed there very different belief exists from that to which our Whig contemporary gives expression. They talk constantly, confidently, and gleefully of the approach of time when they will leave ...

... opposite camps, and since then the house has been more than once divided. The thirteenth earl—father to the Prime Minister—was Whig all his life. The fourteenth earl was ardent Beformer his youth, and, after an interval of Toryism, passed the Household Suffrage ...

... Cobdeaic ideas, in which cosmopolitanism is much more prominent than patriotism. His Liberal party is, in fact, that the old Whigs, against which it was the mission Mr. Cobden’s life to wage continuous war. It little wonder that in the difficulty which is ...

... exhorting the Conservatives to march onward with the banner civil and religions freedom—a banner which was formerly*aisrd by the Whigs, but now ** trailed in the dirt by the Radicals.” * Mr. Chaplin, M.P., touching on the question of Protection. said was present ...