... think and net for themselves, independent of lairds, landowners, parsons, or factqp—(applause). The old Tory par y and the Whigs--Tor whom we had a greater contempt than for the Tories—the old parties were exploded, and they would have in the future new ...

... third candidate being also• Liberal. The Liberal defeat on the present occasion is largely attributable to the defection of a Whig potentate, Lord Fitzhardinge, who has much property and great influence in the division, and alsu to the circulation by the ...

... Afghan frontier difficulty, the majority against the 'Tory-Parnellite combination has gone up to 30. The fact is the doubtful Whig members have found that war is very unpopular, an have declined any longer to cry out for a policy in the Soudan, of which ...

... the lion. C. R. Spencer. About an equal number of the absentees are brewers and distillers, and perhaps a dozen dissatisfied Whigs, while Mr Cowen deliberately abstained from voting although present in the House. But some thirty members, Liberal and Radical ...

... decline to accept office, in which ease the crisis would become more acute than ever, inasmuch as the differences between the Whig and Radical members of Mr Gladstone's late Cabinet are said to be almost impossible of accommodation, especially since Mr ...

... ill rather suddenly, and was confined to bed. His mtdical attendant states that the cause of death was sunstroke. —Belfast Whig. MURDER COMMITTED THROUGH JEALOUSY. —The jury of the Central Criminal Court on Wednesday found Henry Alt guilty of the wilful ...

... understand the proper definition of the terms by which our two great political parties wish to be made known. The Liberals, or Whigs, claim to be the true conservators of the institutions of the country, and we suppose that but few, if any, will be disposed ...

... writes A Whig to the Pull Mall Gazette, at the prospect of the payment by the country of pensions to the Lord Chancellors of England and Ireland even if they should hold the seals of office for a few months only. In the year 1841 the Whig Government ...

... MR GLADSTONE ON LORI) SPENCER. We are r , quested by Mr Gladstone teptiblish'the folh•whig letter. tin extract Ws which was read - by 114 r 'luring the Irish debate in the House of Commons Fri , 1:41 night : 1 Richmond Terrace, July 17,1885. My Dear ...

... they would get any of their leaders to join the menagerie on the Treasury bench. Whigs and Radicals had joined hitherto, and by mutual oonsessions bad worked together. The Whigs, however, had walked the quarterdeck whilst the Radicals had slaved in the stokehole ...

... anything will efface the Whig. The Liberal party is quite big enough for Lord Hartington, Mr Goachen, and Mr Forster, as well as Lord Rosebery, Sir Charles Mike, and Mr Chamberlain; and we are of opinion, like Earl Cowper, that the Whig will find himself more ...

... beeinniog educated. If the Whigs form a party with the Radicals they will get along only as the lion and the lamb would should they conclude permanently to lie down together. The lamb would be inside. So will it be with the Whigs. In the last Gladstone ...