... crude fact that in order and solely to maintain the Carucus in office-in spite of the g Duke of Argvll and other dissentient Whigs - Great ?? has funk, and is sinking every day still deeper, into isdiscredit abread and anarchy at home. The speech of Lord ...

... been scourged, prayed fervently with her. The matron was a Whig, flogging on Whig principles, for the schools were a part of Whig legislation, and the rules of punishment were drawn up by Whig, authori. ties. Neither the birohing nor the prayer were entered ...

... hateful, but even Chamberlain would be preferable rather than to form an alliance with Lord Hartington and the blue and bloody Whigs. 'I raitors to their Queen have they ever been, and false to their party, and placing confidence by experience in the proverb ...

... REVOLUTION. JACOBIN AND GIRONDIN, RADICAL AND WHIG. tiv ...

... present Government, which is carrying out the hiwork for which it was elected, that closer union be brought about of the old Whig and the modern Conservative parties, between whom there are, I think, but few differences, and which are daily re. growing ...

... wisdom of Lord Hartington's embryo speeches by which he icnd others are beguiled. Was not Lord Hartington a Whig ? And did he not follow Whig practices acoerding to rule fair and false? Good Lord Fitzwilliam is not a whit better, and without the gallant ...

... looks no more like passing to-day than it looked six weeks ago. The Whigs hate it more and more, and the more Gladstone chops and changes I it about to make it suitable to the Whigs the less the :Rome Rulers seem to care about it. I suppose there raustbe ...

... obtned fromn the Renbio of France, yet that is what is practlcally eonceded by Mr. Gladstone in Irish land with the help of the Whig nobility,who might have thoaght from the plausible wording of the Irish Land Act that it was a comparatively harmless measure ...

... of the Government, should pass ra. noticed. Solicitors of high standing and character are now it a I in prison, sentenced by Whig Judges, for managing and n manipulating electioneering capital placed in their hands for purposes of briberv under the name ...

... caucus scheme had been so successful as to convert many of his own party who had held aloof from his peculiar dodges. Whigs, Liberals, and Radicals bowed down; before this NAPOLEoN of Franchise manipula- I tion. Our object in reviewing this chapter ...

... position as a first-clasz Power. We i do not want the Empire broken up into three or I four Federai States. Trulv veurs. A AN OLD WHIG & CON-STl'UJTIONALIST. i Exeter, April 17th, 1889. i ...

... like scholarship, but n prefer drudgery, for which they are best suited, are n equally useful members of saciety. As an old.Whig oof the Russell-Palmerston school, yielding to no one in a desire for the reform of all provoed abuses, I t e would like much ...