... it would have been his care w . flavour cient'number of Liberals of what might otherwise be called its a r .nmp Radicals Whig Prime Minister must JrTlXfttS what would have been the duty Lord Hart ngtom He bound to re-assure who will cause been drawn ...

... n and explanation. Lord Beaoonsfield knows that qnite well, and is the secret of his success. He feels confident that the Whigs will entangle themselves in maze of explanation and comments. His letter to the Duke of Marlborough will survive aa an accusation ...

... the incoming Cabinet would have much encouragement in the fact that for a long series of years successive Ministries, whether Whig or Tory, have been happy in their selection of the Queen's representatives, each in turn distinguished rank and personal character ...

... inhabitants, promoting their federation and emancipation from Turks. Russians, and Austrian? alike. For, though the English Whigs think Turkish supremacy no longer possible, England's commercial and material interests do not permit of Russian supremacy ...

... obtained the franchise, but they had got it either by the credit or discredit of the Tory Government, who had outtrumped the Whigs, who had given it them. Then came the question of the county franchise. He (Mr. Lowe) was practical man, and had fought for ...

... great contest that being waged at this moment. (Cheers.) In the county of Mid-Lothian has been fought, not a battle between Whig and Tory, or Liberal and Conservative, but battle of constitutional government and of oppressed nationalities throughout the ...

... lls, of Lulworth and luce, who are an ancient Catholic family, dated back pre- formation times, have hitherto alwaya been Whigs or Liberals, and in the last contested election in South- West Lancashire, in 1868, net only was their whole influence bestowed ...