... at he had t-he seat abaohtteiy a.t hia me cy and if ):e had not attempted to satisfy aH see* t!ona of the constituency—T?ry, Whig, and Radical—he wou)d probably now be in )osae? siou of the prize which he so much coveta.' Mr Tregcninc then goea on to give ...

... the measure, tendered tLeir resignations, which were not accepted. Both of them have estates in Ireland. In the Commons the Whigs have greatly toned down, and are ready to vote for the Bill as it stands, but its chanoes are hopeless, and there is some talk ...

... will bear these facts in mind. They must not address Welsh Liberals with bated breath or expect to rouse their enthusiasm with Whig platitudes. They must speak out boldly, uncompromisingly, and without fear of offence. They will speak at no great distance ...

... C. FIRhT SUCCESS- THE CLAIMANT'S SENTENCES PENALTIES FOR VACCINATION—THE ARCHBISHOP AND NONCONFORMISTS. Notwithstanding the Whig cave and the Scotch secession, Mr Bradlaugh, and the general obstruc- tion of public business-, the light of hope still shines ...

... They have lived for a week on the hopes Olageya,dered by the carious article in the Edinburgh, Which sets forth that the Whigs, who are ready to nothing, and are proud of their masterly in- activity, mmt be masters of the Liberal fortunes, H the Liberal ...

... fair land wrung by peaceful force of pen, bv steady constitutional persistence, from Tories and their ancestors, by Puritan, Whig, Liberal, and Radical? Ex pede Be),(u!os-Ifroiii the foot of Hercules you may iudge his bulk'—and from this weak kick from ...

... Robert Spencer is very young, having only just passed his 23rd birthday, and his father did work very hard to persuade the Whigs to iass the Evictions Bill but neither his youth, nor his connection with the Lord President, nor even the fact that he is ...

... terial authority, next year. It is more and more uncertain what the Lords will do wiih the Eviction Bill. I have spoken to Whig ministers who are peers, to Tory official peers, and to personal friends of Lord Derby, and they do not yet know whether he ...

... possession of their h9mQs. The motion wa.3 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 the Liberal members having got seats through the Irish interest, they ...

... a* Ac are when the more advanced Liberals get hold of him. Tiiey declare that he has done his party as milch liaim ith the Whigs in the constituencies as Mr Joseph Covell did it with the Radic ds, aud that his severe reserve and clever manipulation (Jf ...

... that Mr Pugh had a better chance of being returned for the constituency he sought to represent than any other man, whether Whig or Tory. (Applause.) It was scarcely necessary to make any remarks with respect to Mr David Davies, who, as member for the ...

... Liability Bill is untrue. Nor are they likely to change it in the direction in- dicated by Lord Cairns. In this matter the Whigs decline to follow Lord Cairns's lead. They may not like the Attorney General's Bill but they dislike Mr Macdonald's more; and ...