... Mr. Gladstone's Government, formed on the sudden collapse of a strong Conservative Administration, will be predominately of Whig complexion; the expectation popularly held that men like Sir Charles Dilke, Mr. Fawcett, and Mr, Chamberlain, or at least the ...

... week our representative waited upo ftl ing e ffi hale and hfty. SSg His complaint was k Jnev dlschar dv * , .f * symptoms of whig examined him but v year aga Hls doctor n keep still and to seeK &n did not improve kttbjffi ih °wever seeing that thing Hughes ...

... for this statement which I am not yet at liberty to publish. Suffice it for the present to say that the calculations a solid Whig vote against the Bill may prove to be altogether too sanguine. The closer examination of the speech of Lord Hartington may ...

... house to housn. The Established Church is putting forth nearly her whole etrength on the Tory side. In the fourth place, the Whig aristocracy have turned remorselessly at tbe last monent upon tbeir old ccmradea arms, and attempted to annihilate them. In ...

... Chronicle, Sheffield Independent, Sheffield Telegraph, Yorkshire Post, Belfast Morning News, Belfast News Letter, and Northern Whig. MedicuaorT ns—Sporting Chronicle. Tonans or Medicus—Manchev ourier. Medicus or Master of Arts—The Times, Bell's Life, Freeman's ...

... doubt, apart from the evidenqe supplied by Lord LymiMgton's motion, that a Whig cave i 8 being formed which may give some trouble. In all parts the House one meets two or three Whigs gathered together earnest conversation, and it is not difficult surmise ...

... whereby, obtain the services of the masses with political town are represented the \ TO politics are be found there w chastened Whig, Should the, fi dtW / to the country to-morrow they * gfc yev jp « ready act concert with the j in running a candidate with ...

... likely to choose one of the present generation of Stanleys to again attempt to alienate the Colonies, The seoession of the Whigs is felt mora, in fact, in th c selection Lords-in-Waiting and similar ornamental adjuncts to politics thaa in the filling of ...

... your suffrages and support at the coming General Election. Mr. Gladstone, goaded and driven by the Tories and deserted by the Whigs, has been defeated by a small majority in Parliament. He appeals to the people to support him. MEN OF DEVON, WILL YOU DESERT ...

... party) with the posture of public affairs. But there is not only the fact that the situation is reversed —that it was then a Whig Ministry which had used itself up, and worn out the patience of the public, instead of a Tory one as now-—but there is this ...

... warm friendship of the present Prime Minister— (cheers). Mr. Gladstone was not then what might be called either a Liberal or Whig, but he was honest man, and he was eminently God fearing and right-doing man. Sir Thomas Acland then referred to his early ...

... unfortunate of late ; perhaps good fortuoe will oome, I beer of inoident just taken place at Brooks' which teems to show that the Whigs are not so black as they sometimes painted. The affair arose of electioneering proceedings in Cheshire, One of the members ...