... gLECTORS OP THE MINING DIVISION. By the determined efforts of the party of privilege, consisting of Whigs and Tories, assisted by a handful of timid Liberals, blinded by prejudice, Mr Gladstone, the people's greatest leader, has been tor the moment foiled ...

... right and justice, and ought to be returned by large majority, lint I learu that the ConserTatiTes and renegade Liberals or Whigs are bestirring themselves to the utmost, and that money ts being spent freely by Unionists for party purposes. Ur Conybeare ...

... collapse. The Ministry formed to carry out the Unionist views bad broken dowu, and the Tory marquis was obliged to send for the Whig marquis to help him, and Lord Hartington had given the Tories his man-of aH-work. Mr. Goschen, beexuse after Lord Randolph ...

... —Conservatives and Liberals or Whigs ; *nd when seeking to coutrol the new electoral arrangements these politicians had not the least conception that they should so soon be shelved by third political party, whose very existence the Whig chiefs had practically ...

... White Chip Hats and Bonnets F«a«7 Colored do. do. Black, White, Cream and Fancy-colored Feathers Black and Colored Plumes, Whigs, Birds, &c. Flowers, Tofts sad Ornaments In almost endless Tsrlety Edelweiss, Swiss, Oriental & Chenille Lace in all the newest ...

... more put out the solidarity which it is oh igvd to accept, and by the compromise to which discipli e condemns it. allude the Whigs—to that old and aristocratic party which, after so long constitoting the vanguard of Liberalism, is now reduced limping behind ...

... other poems, whose biography finds a place in Dr. Johnson’s Lives the Poets.’ From that work learn that on the ejection of the Whigs at the end Queen Anne’s reign Parnell was persuaded to change his party, and he became the friend of Swift, through whose imlr ...

... Mundella, Lord Selborne and Mr. G. Osborne Morgan. It is something quite ■ovel the country is now eaiieriencing. Tory and Whig, Whig and Tory alternately and monotonously was the old order of changes of Government ; but now a third political factor has ...

... own importance and of the influential position «luc!i he occupies in the political world, referred himsalf a member of old Whig f mily which had done much ♦o put the Liberal party at the head of affairs, gut he makes an egregious mistake. Jhe days when ...

... more than thirty years ago, it as probably felt by a good many statesmen and legislator#, belonging both the Conservative and Whig parties that the people were already too much educated, and that the cry for More Light*' wasan alarming revolutionary symptom ...

... on thelocal associations to give their support to Unionist candidates ; that is to say, when the majority in favor of the Whigs is too large to admit of a Conservative success. This is being done in, among other places, the Bodmin, Truro-Helston, St. ...

... Liberals not the least. These latter might well, in the sliehtly altered words of the poet, with reference to themselves, Mark the Whig’s march sublime, Up to power’s meridian height; While pale-eyed Tories see him climb, And sicken the sight Just So! After ...