... Liberal creed ? Yet Macaulay is sometimes held up as the typical Whig of the old school from whom your modern Radical is terribly degenerated. But be is a typical Whig only because he is dead. Whig as a political term has been dropping out of use of late ...

... MR. HENRY STAFFORD NORTHCOTE THE WHIGS' LAST CHANCE. Under the title of The Whigs' Last Chance, Mr. Henry S. Northcote, C.8., M.P., contributes a political paper to the current number of Blackwood. The writer commences by stating:—After half-a-century ...

... without turning nephow may he almost parental Tre! received much into s descendant, Mr, Whig Bistorian, inhorited education from the great ‘and has written his bi aome of his But be is no more & —a charm than Queou Victoria is of William IV. Many peopto ...

... interchante of con- gi and Me. Comen have bees i ner, Ur: and Whig fate «f the univers a has no’ if not been for want decided it has 4 counsel or talk. The Teishmen, Gladstone opposes the vil oot if Mr. fein as arote of ensure, vote with Sir Bicks Beach ...

... WHIG SECE99IONS.-It WO.Ub.-V great importance to the adhesion of a not very eon its M ~j^ in the same direction, ttU ' .„ -nuke of Lord the Duke of Somerset, the IJuke ot Argyll, have taken «P. t more clearly apprehending the uatlor Qvictioa haB ...

... Sie above Trade Mart every Mottle, and u Whig POWELL'S BALSAM OF ANISEED, Sold ty all Chemists & Medicine Vendors throughont the World at & 2,'3. ...

... applause) And then he says, Mr, Gladstone the man who acts agains tha old opinion of all the great Whig leaders the old Whig days, when the Whigs were a party to which was proud belong, and which I would not give the traditions because a set of men choose to ...

... used to be proud of. It is a very thin hedge that divides the old Whig from the modern Conservative, and the most prickly part of it is called “ County suffrage ; but how genuine Whig, who is proud alike his party, his governing families,” and bis traditions ...

... applause). And then he says, Mr. Gladstone is the man who acts against the old opinion of all the great Whig leaders in the old Whig days, when the Whigs were party to which was proud to belong, and of which I would not give up the traditions because a set ...

... MARCH 21, 1882. He regretted that the Whigs, who formerly worked as Liberals, had since allowed their feelings in favour of privelege to carry them unpleasantly near the Tories, and he could not help connecting both Whigs and Tories with that word privelege ...

... Tavistock, March 29th. Alio., wife of Mr. Nicholas Stapleton, in her 90th year. WHlTZ.—Maroll 9304 at 3, Bedford Plane, Tartstock, Whig, aged 73. ...

... and, next to the PREMIER, is perhaps the most influential member of the Cabinet. But the HARTINGTON of romance is a mutinous Whig magnate, who would side with the Duke of ARGYLL or the MARQUIS of LANSDOWNE, but for ulterior reasons, and the prize of the ...