... to the head of affairs. the I-iberal majority had been small, the Radicals would have been compelled accept a predominantly Whig Ministry; but they are determined that in the corning Cabinet the Radicals shall have largo share of power. Mr Gladstone is ...

... and assumed a meditative attitu leoa the form which h* stood. The uproar increasing, the crowd closed around him. and one Whig, bold-r tiiau the others, gave the courageous Conservative posh off the scat. This was the initial act of a great coramot: ...

... the head of affairs. If the Liberal majority hid been small, the Radicals would have been compelled to accept a predominantly Whig Ministry; but they are determined that in the coming Cabinet the Radicals shall have a large share of power. Mr Gladstone is ...

... France. COLONEL SANDEMAN ON “WHIG V. TORY.” EXTRAORDINARY LECTURE. On Friday night Colonel Sandeman of Stanley House delivered lecture to a large meeting in the Established Church at Stanley, the intimated subject being above, Whig r. Tory. Among these l»resent ...

... arms akimbo, and a meditative attitude on the form which he stood. The uproar increasing, the crowd closed around him, and one Whig, bolder than the others, gave the courageous Conservative a push off the seat. This was initial act of a great commotion, and ...

... which calls itself the Liberal party and for the moment triumphant, is composed of three discordant elements—the hereditary Whigs, the Radicals, and the Home Rulers. On great principles of legislation they have little in common, but they are held together ...

... the head of aifairs. If the Liberal majority had been small, the Radicals would have been compelled to accept a predominantly Whig Ministry; but they are determined that in the coming Cabinet the Radicals shall have a large share of power. Mr Gladstone is ...

... seat in Cork, along with Ruler, Mr John Mr Parnell only decided a few days rs + ti wie and he stated, and intention to fight a Whig Ministry bie doe ‘atliament, as he a Tory Par the last, thirds of the nder Lord fal have now 80 far, have been elected, RETURNS ...

... be the strongest Government for fifty years past, being rich in individual talent, and broad based by the support alike of Whigs and Radicals. We un 'erstan'l that the appointments made trnight will complete the Cabinet, which will accordingly consist ...

... respect for past services than with an eye to future requirements, the claims of what, for want of a better name, must called the Whig element are generously recognised. Lord Granville, Lord Hartington, Mr Childers, Earl Kimberley, Sir William Harcodrt, the ...

... be the strongest Government for fifty years past, being rich in individual talent, and broad based by the support alike of Whigs and Radicals. We un erstan that the appointments made t' - night will complete the Cabinet, which will accordingly consist ...

... Opvjosition which calls iteelf the Liberal party and for ie moment triumphant, is composed of three dis-1 e me ,nts-thc hereditary Whigs, the Radi- nie Rulers. On great principles of slation they have little in common, but they are held together by a single bond ...