... endeavour to dig a cave umoug the Liberal benches in anticipation of r tlle coming session. Soiuo manifestations of revolt among Whig landowners during the debates on Mr Forster's Bill last session have suggested to hirll that with a Utile judi- cious farming ...

... through the delicate negotia- s, tionis which culminated in the Treaty of c Berlin that a peerage was offered him. As a staunch Whig, however, it was frankly de- clared his lordship preferred to wait until his own party would be in power to reward him, It ...

... paper as to the origin of the term The Fourth Party, which has now become as widely Accepted in political denomination as Whig Or Tory. Fortunately it is not so old that one has had time to forget its birth. It appeared for the first time iu May last ...

... and he warned them that they were now creating J a precedent w:11ch. 11\ the great struggle of that future, a coalition of Whigs and Tories will use against themselves, to be whipped into line at the will of a powerful and arbitrary minister. The motion ...

... difficulty lies. Mr Gladstone wants to re- build on the foundation of the Land Act; the Liberal?, as distinguished from the Whigs, want to •tart afresh, and, profiting by the education ftad the experience secured from the Act of 1870, build on ne w lines ...

... it, and he warned them that they were now creating a precedent which, iu the great struggle of the future, a coalition of Whigs and Tories will use against themselves, to be whipped into line at the will of a powerful and arbitrary minister. The motion ...