... oat, would do ing that was equall bad, and sometimes worse. it in euch a way that it not be worth their The Tories and the Whigs both in 1868 for the of that and though they hated it in their hearta, dare not for expecially the Tories, (Cheers.) But amendment ...

... antici evidence before Commission. In north they will certainly do sioners some remarka so, and the Northern Whig tion concerni the commis- The Whig is responsible for imposed ment :—‘* W e have received on authority the account of a lease which required ...

... of the extreme party who can be passed over; but the great majo- rity of the new Ministers will be entitled to the name of Whigs, if that desi gnation still survives. Lord and Lord Hartington, who will hold the highest rank, are not hkely to profess re- ...

... an honest t like Mr Chamberlain, Mr Morley, Sir Ge Trevelyan, and others.” Are we to infer tl as Lord Hartington is only a Whig, he may the opinion of the Saturday Review, take with the Tories, and yet be ‘honest ?” ‘ noble Lord may, however, have ethical ...

... political sympathy between them. There was a Tory House of Lords and a Tory House of Commons • or there was a Whig House of Lords and a Whig House of Commons, consequently they managed to jog along in comparative harmony. Now, however, a different state ...

... dismay into which they were cast by the resig- nation of Lord Randolph Churchill they looked for deliverance from it to the Whig chief. When the of securing his services im, as it did on Tuesday, they grew very on the following day that their would be ...

... Carrier by Assn hag hey be forwards& Dora. kaiser ebtaised • sygNistlos to A. Ages t and What lager, The %se Nevlotios Co.'s Whig, Strad, Lleebsn , sad 102 Victoria Stmt. L codes ; Aug. If 271 ti dos Street ; or to CHARLES SHEPHERD, Abraded,. ...

... his Ministry overthrown by a curious combination of the forces of reaction and revolution, assisted by the abstention of the Whigs or nominal Liberals, and the Tory Democracy are now installed in power. What has brought about this result 1 The House of Commons ...

... Mr Childers does not desire to take a very prominent part in tle agitation, lest he should give unnecessary offence to his Whig constituents. Mr Childers may discover soon will not enough that the Lvodicean suit even in the Southern Division of Edinburgh ...

... outside politician, to seek to eu ush them on, of th to know that there has been a good eal of heart-burning among the Scotch Whigs sh ver the appointment of the Marquis of Lothian wi > the Scotch Secretaryship, in succession to Mr fo irthur Balfour—not that ...

... neither more nor less than resolution, with only the name left out ; and the name was omitted only on the entreaty of the Whigs and for the sake of unanimity. So much for the attitude of the Conference towards that policy of Mr Gladstone which Mr Cham- ...

... iberals a: nd 74 National- Among those su; jug the amendment were several of those who are usually considered as belonging to the Whig section of the Liberal the Marquis of Staflord, iot, Hon. C. R. Spencer, Grosvenor, Mr Henea, fon, Hugh Viscount Hon. E. B ...