... Lord Abs.dsea promised the formatien of Government of both Censervatives and Liberal*, but really eempossd his Cabinet of Whigs. Tories, philusophiem Radicals, sad advocates of the bsllot and of household suffrage, and all the f»ai ...

... ' ,ier cover the asp.ra- F«nchmauW t ?- The »ould the i-nj.'l?sl'irfen TI on R 0 le9s atile ana l ank ’' t 0 tl>e i»dom of Whig ftovernnwnt principle iSc^,il^ n ? th(! P* 9l 'any has portion a, t the people and profound trustworthy* trusted have they ...

... friends the Education ticket! Is possible that we are to have educational reform from a Tory Government and that dishing the Whigs” is the game again to be played { Verily it looks like it. Mr. Chamberlain talking to the delegates attending the National ...

... and leitwieg. .\o'lt —Beardsley, goal ; and Gooding, backs ; King. Birmii aud Baaford, half-backs ; Brown and Fidler. right whig; Footer, centre. Walker, and Mill (capuiu>, left wing. Lincolnshire C«Ai.i.ENGECcp.--On Saturday tininsby Town met on tiieir ...

... borough which lA)rd Iteaoonstield unsuccessfully contested his hot youth. Lord Carrington married ;i daughter of Lord SutTleld,a Whig peer, who succeeded the title and deeply embarrassed estates of his mother, a famous roue of the last generation. He has held ...

... the then limited constituencies. In the good old times—the changefrom which is deplored with so much unction by Tories and Whigs the present day—the represented had to make their views square with the votes of the representative, tJul now, thanks to the ...

... Kandbar, bos encouraged Mr. hopa try to play the Lord Lytton rUe in the Commons. This afternoon, amid general Tory and some Whig cheers, he announced the terms his forthcoming motion in favour of the retention Southern Afghanistan. Questioned by Mr. Charles ...

... existing institutions not to their destruction. is, perhaps, not exactly to b« classed in these days. is not a Whig, for he has a scorn of Ihe Whig cry of property ; not Tory, for believes democracy ; not a Radical. for would not toko up Mr. Matthew Arnold’s ...

... of Lords. The Whigs in the House of Commons urged the justice of Roman Catholic emancipation but Pitt*»Cabinet would not accept it and he resigned in 1801 because of the action of these old Tories. The agitation was continued the Whigs in and out of ...

... It breathes the spirit of the present Government, ▼!*.—to attempt nothing which likely to cause the least disquietude the Whigs, under Lord Harttngtoo, and the Dissident Liberals under Mr. Chamberlain, by whose favour Lord Salisbury retains possession ...

... Coercion Whigs, end forfeit all claims the of the peo le of Ireland. This an attempt to intimidate members of Parliament, representing Iri-h constituencies, who do not cbo se follow Parne I'a lead. The Land Leaguers can talk about Coercoa Whig*, apparently ...

... the Radical party when pitted against the Whigs and the full force of the Tories is shown by the large minorities in both these cases, and when it is no longer question upon which timid Liberals, crochetty Whigs, and fossilized Tories can foregather that ...