... Gladstone's pilgrimage in Midlothian, the most important passage of which is the following :— We cannot believe that the old Whig party in England have viewed these remarkable utterances with any sympathy or favour, whatever may be the enthusiasm of applause ...

... enough of late years to be tolerably familiar. Lord Derby's Government was got out of office by purely factious combination ef Whigs, Peelites and Radicals, agreed in nothing save in their hatred of the Tory party. Lord Palmerston and Lord Russell had long ...

... its wonted abuse on of the Ministry for the Zululand war, was on the self. br. TIir siaine hour answered by Culonol Buller, a Whig, at th' ldxeter, justifying the war asd laudatory of the Mh l'eaconcfield Government for the prosecution of that MN wvar. He ...

... another B man, because he did not think a seat in the House of m Commons worth that degradation, and a son of Lord or Dalousie-a Whig of the Wbigs-onaght to have I equal pride and independence of soul. The contest vi will, in that ease; be equal, and without ...

... Ceremony. The Echo says there is some rumour that Government will bring a Reform Bill to anticipate the Liberals and dish the Whigs once more. Much importance not attached to this rumour ; but the Government have six vacant seats to dispose of, and two ...

... caucus—have lost no time in choosing their man. He is Lord Ramsay, a politician, according to antecedents, of the moderate Whig school. It is very clear that Lord Ramsay will have to render his principles more elastic than they are supposed to be if he ...

... was carried. Mr. Callan moved, and Mr. O'Connor Power seconded a resolution, that the Home Rulers should act independently of Whig or Tory. The motion was carried. The meeting was afterwards made private, to make the usual party arrangements for the Session ...

... of Sir Hennikeb is, we may venture to hope, sign that the tradition which has made the Registror-GenoralV. office a purely Whig-Radical preserve is about to be broken down. Ever since that department of the public service was created it has been worked ...

... possession of their homes. The motion was carried. Mr. Callan moved a resolution that the Home Rulers should act independently of Whig and Tory, and Mr. O'Connor Power seconding it, said Liberal members having got seats through Irish interest, then denied their ...

... demonstration was j Nottingham Earl Manvers presiding** ticallv alluded to the confession of Sir W H«. cas that he was a miserable Whig, groaning ' tyranny of Mr. Chamberlain. He described Gladstone as afflicted with Beaconsfield on the brain; and said that, ...

... prevails toierabfev ambitious programme will be made t 1 February and not very much before, ' wbicQ there is ' prospect the Whigs being one/, again dished. Something will hay* to done regard to Ireland ; upon that most people aro agreed; but when it comes ...

... possession of their homes. Th* motion was carried. Mr. Callan moved resolution that the Home Rulers should act independently of Whig and Tory, and Mr. O'Connor Power seconding it, said Liberal members having got seats through Irish interest, then denied their ...