... they are taxing snore heavily realised estates a than the Whigs or Liberals have ever done. The heirs of the'Duke of Portland, for instance, l have given in their inheritanceUrider the old 3 Whig-Liberal-regime, and the result is that s the estate of the ...

... man at once hold and conscientious like elicl Mr Gladstone. We heatr much talk of ai new cave. -wor Suppose some alarmed -Whig landowners did or dlo form feel a cave, what would come of that ? We knosv what a at came of the cave fornied in 1866, uinder ...

... are trying to bring r themselves into notice, and who are said to baie some rest influence in the northern counties, and the Whigs, who ttle are in a hole, are willing to seize the hand of the ipal' Miinstry to help-them out of ,it-;and then there is here ...

... pr protect the railways and 0, steamboat companies in carrying his n attle from one -bons i tto another. T positi, n of ther Whig membersOf avert V ;', theCabine bar cimte, generalsympathy. Theyr ave 9, 6 fbeer credited, no doubt justly, with having'-striven ...

... people even now, with democracy in full every( d view, prefer to be ruled by gretat territorial who magnates, whether obey be Whigs or Tories, des titan by the eateless disoiitles of any school of Radi PHilan emlyels. They have confidence in the disinterested ...

... thriastert to prolonkg tite discussion Almosot indeninitely. Ifiws serious corrcesiOllts in committee irre mande to troe AHo fe'et Whig ureribhrs, art interereer numaber of Irinhiruen rare 1 ke boys likely to Abstain front voting in its fatvour ; if fruirtir ...

... honourable ? I, says Selbornte glib, Although it was a fib, I called it honourable. ATho cried Shame upon it ? I, 'ay Whig and Tory, And all who care for Britain's glory, We cried Shame upon it. Who approved it 8tronrly ? t We, say ,il the Rads ...

... for it is a Liberal newspaper. and I hardly know why it should be-the Pall Athlom Goefete. Last Wednesday it hoped the old Whigs and some- body else would not follow Mr Foreter into a cave. Well, now, I say both these statements are equally correct. (Langhterl ...

... an interesting essay on Primitive Belief and Savage Metaphysics, by A. Lang, and an article on the present relations of Whigs and Liberals, by Ernest MIyers. Dr B. W. Richardson contributes an important article on National Neces- sities as the bases ...

... rival, however, in Erichtonius, I T beloring to Mr Duff, Hillockhead, and bred by r Ir fi Robeitson, Aberlour Mains, after Whig, out of Elf, and V! first at Huntly, a bull of good substance, very siiaigbt u In hack, well sprang in. rib, of good quality ...

... at least party politics, and he must not therefore enter into such matters when, on an C Ioccasion such as the present, 'Whigs and Tories should I r all agree. (Laughter and applause.) But still, they I were reminded that there was a neutral or non- ...

... Sig Istarvation. Lord Cowper contributes a re-j Pe -joinder to Mr Russell's reply to his Desultory no1 ,_Reflections of a Whig. Viscount Bury's Fii Iarticle occ House-Lighting by Electricity of bwill give ordinary readers a much-needed coarse Fe Iof ...