... Hartington does ent, but for the one citizen, Me A. the functions of a Whig. What he said at had never been half so persist American Sullivan Accrington perfectly describes the Whig pusition. | political foe he had ; and his persistence was Lord is bound ...

... rieing with each other for settlement of Irish questions. He believed they would get as good terra? from a Tory Government from Whig Government if oniy they acted with unity of purposes The census of last year in Newfoundland shews that the adherents of the ...

... Government, but much remarkable than the birth of the story is the spirit in which it is received in certain “ Whig” and high Tory circles, The Whigs havo never forgiven Mr. Chamberlain for becoming a Cabinet Minister ; the Tories regard Mr. Bright as the ...

... learning and research; but I sserted, and still maintain, that Hallam was a determined Whig, that he stoutly defends Whig measures, and glosses over and excuses Whig violence and hostility towards the Church and Cburcbmen, and so his work is dangerous ...

... Lard Hartington anch a Coalition would mean political death. Nor will the Whigs join the Con eervatives, A Whig is a man who gives way wher he must ; and he would cease to be a Whig if he did not learn the meaning of the word inevit able. But we doubt if ...

... a step involving the gravest responsibilities. Mr. Laboucher®, in opening the Camberwell Radical Club last night, said the Whigs were more dangerous than the Tories. There were about thirty of them in the House of Commons, and they were the cause of the ...

... did Whig statesmen of old act. The Duke of A the Mi jis of Lansdown, and Earl Gray, all staunch berals, stated Inst session what Whig aro, based on the troths of principles applicable to Ireland reall; rules of law. litical economy and The Whig Fa lieves ...

... tp ty They have just added to their plant a new STRING-COVERING MACHINE of the longest and most improved construction, upon whig strings of any length, up to that required by the largest rea, Grand, ean be made in a few minutes ; thus obviating much a ...

... their differences at tho present time. (Applause.) How the old Whigs were to be expected to join with Mr. Chamberlain be was loss to understand. He bad tbe greatest respect for the old Whigs, and be believed they would ultimately join with tbe Conservatives ...

... the assertion that a Whig Ministry would intrigue to prevent the granting of any further concession that he might require, and declared that he asked for no fresh concession, not admit that any Moreover, he would English Ministry, Whig or Tory, or any Power ...

... Uoverament. If ue London Kadicals gain the day and bave Londow govern ent put first, then the Morleyites will and moke thi.gs Whigs, we have @ fne kettle of Dib on side to conternplate. Sach are the ti ‘et th due Weta & ‘The caucus enough to Tones, eystem ...

... There is somo talk of forming a Radical alliance against the Whigs, and of treating the latter as Tories. But ono does not uite see how it is tobe exactly managed. It is trie that of the Whigs who voted against the Government night not one has ever done ...