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... utter delusion to suppose | that the Whigs are declining, or have declined, in influence or authority. On the contrary, it asseri s thai England is now, as always, Whig at heart ; and, in fact, if it were not for the Whigs, the Liberals would be nowhere. We ...

... out of the wav never li having no claim the cuasi. Dien. Would that it were si! . Whig paity, or the Moderate L ! they like best to be -lithe times may be jud d of by tii ■ j in the new number the , wiiter of this article, who probably inspiration from ...

... STEAD, 1.7.8. A., BRADFORD ItoAD, Bngboese, Calla the attention of the public Whig PATENT MEDICINES. HERBAL BALSAMIC COUGH CHERRY BALSAM, for Pbthisis, TONIC A NEEVINE ESSENCE.—Asa toner np of the Digestive Orono and Nervous stem. it cannot be surpassed ...

... sarcastically alluded to the confession of Sir YV. Harcourt that he was miserable Whig, groaning under the tyranny of Mr. Chamberlain and the Radicals. It was quite true that the Whigs must either submit to Radical tyranny or become Conservatives, into which ...

... selected is headed •■ Plain Whig Principles, and the reviewer quotes with approval a remark of the late Earl Russell, made after the General Election of 1874, that « When- ever the Liberal party is reconstituted, it will be on a Whig basis. ...

... possession their homes. The motion was oarried. Mr. Callan moved resolution that the Home Rulers should act independently of Whig and Tory, and Mr. O'Connor Power, seconding it, said the Liberal Members got seats through Irish interest, and then denied ...

... of their homes. — The motion was carried. — Mr Callan moved a resolution that the Home Rulers should act independently of Whig and Tory ; and Mr O'Connor Power, in seconding it, said that Liberal members, having got seats through Irish interest, then ...

... T 181 T• CAPTAIN FRED Hone Dols pane ID Two pairs of boots lined tot were and for physic—with Whig] it is se wall to be supplied when In quinine, and bitter moot and one I tbe of the =weed. promon the body whenb who to =the ototlednes,l edsalairtered ...

... Batltth* Whigs have really resolved at last to nuke a firm «tanrt. mast end their joining the Conservatives. f’on*erv«a.\ve principles must be maintained by the C party. That is the natatftl law ; and row »h*t rhe wb«cl time has brought the Whigs round »o ...

... st end the faecal podgy be pets* Ti, new Whig Charter for 11011111.1011 seame, for the entehßefament of musty and for the modifies*, of the law of entail. Beyond that the Edinburgh to go. It calls upon the Whigs to rally for salvation and the seeortey ...

... alluded to the confession of Sir William Harcourt that he was a miserable Whig, groping upon the tyranny of Mr. Chamberlain and the Radicals. It was quite true that the Whigs must either submit to Radical tyranny or become Conservatives, Into whioh Mr ...