... introdaced his first With of this the -defeat dministration was involved. Mr Gladstone broaght his bill in 1866, & section of the Whigs deserted him . feel the feelings* and the Liberal lllluq al once went to pieces. Il placed in competition . new became Mr ...

... of the Teon is its cliemiesl action an the hiood. whiio T the quantity atl flnd .., art fed us com. w hy iner ar matter un whig np ria e dus propor T ha- just half ne e to and I honsh Capa To-r a ¢ family for biting cold, Hode of roinsg and fuat we passod ...

... nobody, because he plainly has not the courage of his own cumvictions. Those who looked to Lord Hazmvorox to solidify the Whigs, whowanted to be patriots in & crisis in their country’s history rather than to be partisaus, are sorely disappointed. Thuse ...

... furni argument ; but expressed his snprise that those members of the Cabinet, who had keen associated with the old historical Whig party should be content to be dragged whereover the Wild theorists of Birmingham desired to lead them, ...

... with_the sole objoct of seeuring aa indefinite loass of offiee for u m-l Cabinet, consisting of rauk Jacobins and rickety Whigs, it seomed 1o many that it was imperatively demanded that something should he done’ 10 shackle the action of our uwnmrlom Minisers ...

... When called vpon to second a resolution, it was hm’bhlorlm!odon. for he cannot say half - ae words. lhnb-bm-l-uénnol the Whigs, and have not heard a disturbance caused bythc(‘,':n-rvwm. Hoping I have not infringed upon your columns, | Iremain, = ...

... succeeding to the office once filled by the Right Hon. E. H. Kxatcupurr Huoessen, s moderste but consistant Liberal. While the Whig party comfort themselves with the idea that a taste of the sweets of power will modify the reforming zeal of such | political ...

... outlook becomes worse and worse, and Mr G LADSTONE consequently grows more irritable and irritating. The attempt to sit in a Whig coach while driving Radical horses has turned oat a failure, as most people knew it would ; and the only remedy which suggests ...

... Protestant interest that is the Whig specific for Irish tranquility.” It is ourious to remark with what exactitude history bas repeatod itsslf. The Kilmaiuham Treaty is the counterpart of the Lichfield House Compact ; the Whig policy of clinging to office ...

... as representing only * the. classos ** and not ‘‘the nation,” but sobor. ‘flhl,“m will remember that without the aid of the Whigs and the Moderate Liberals 'many s sharply coutested battle would have been lost both in 1880 and in 1885, The opponents of ...

... The Tuubridge Wells Staudard FRIDAY, DEC. 17, 1880. REPORTED WHIG-CONSERVATIVE COALITION. The air is full of all kinds of rumours with respect to new combinations of parties ; and there was great excitement in political circles last week when it became ...

... Thomas Law Hodges, one of the Whig for Kent in the MIW‘“:‘ when I was fiuu’o:ou- and, hn-&i“ of $ - rn and in full force all safeguards for -m..‘-’ of the Constitutional ma . A more Dx:&' servative body than the ¢ Whigs could not exist ; mw,.p:‘mndpwddth ...