... of the Conservatives in the North Riding. Mr. Dawnay, besides the support of his own party, will have that of several large Whig landowners, who are understood to have gone over and have largely subscribed to the expenses of the contest. The Hon. Guy Dawnay ...

... to go supporting a man who on every really important onoation acts against tho old opinions of all the great Whig leaders m the ol d when Whigs were party to I for one was proud to belong, and of winch I will not give tho traditions because set of men ...

... put forth the utmost of their strength, having gained no little accession of territorial influence by the perversion of a few Whig Peers, and having on the eve of the poll offered the farmers nearly all they asked, the landlords have kept their hold upon ...

... Shrewsbury in 18+.!. and finally as member for Buckingham-hire in Is-H. At Maidstone denounced the miserable policy of the Whigs and |»'d had again and again favoured Irish discontent simply that they might rush into office. From was in sympathy with tho ...

... grave questions connected with the tenure of land than Mr. Shaw Lefevre had. (Applause.) Coming he did from a sound old Whig stock—and Whig stocks seldom developed ideas with great rapidity, though they often held them with great tenacity- it was a matter ...

... system in its many ramificatious in et such great force that nothing abort of the flied determination of the landowners -Tory, Whig and Liberal--can overcome it. Just make this nimple change, and on this point you would directly see a wonderful unanimity ...

... something must be done to prevent systematic obstruction. He did not anticipate a dissolution, but combination of Tories, Whigs, and disaffected Irish members might force the Premier to appeal to the country on Irish affairs. The Attorney-General (Sir ...

... would placed before the Council P ™ lderman said was unaware whether at this meeting. » the Lord Mayor of London was a Tory or Whig, Mr. Blackh-ill Sraosns proposed that the Mayor he not know that if anybody had told him call public meeting, at an early date ...

... For their distress he has no help, and for their grievances he suggests no remedy. To hies the world, as it used to be when Whigs ruled and rents were sigh, is the best of ell possible worlds, in which it is a blasphemy to suggest reforms to hope for better ...

... will be remarkable in many ways, but its most im• portant feature will be this, that it will show unmis’ takably that the old Whig or moderate Liberal party is gradually separating itself from the party of which Mr. Gladstone is the leader. A meeting wa« ...

... questions counected with the whereof land than Mr. Shaw•Leievre had. (Applause.) Coming as he did from a famed old Wing stook—and Whig stocks seldom developed ideas with great rapidity, though they often held them with great tenacity— it was a matter of con ...

... important as showing that the Government is gradually losing the support of those politicians who have hitherto believed in “plain Whig principles.” From Mr. Gladstone’s Cabinet the Duke of Argyll and Lord Lansdownb have seceded, and now we find that other moderate ...