... before creating another political Judge. But the ties of Party are too strong for the Whigs to resist, and they have now appointed another political Judge, in the person of Mr. W. D. Andrews, Q.0., to be the Mr, successor of Mr. Baron Fitzgerald, resigned ...

... England, can go on supporting Mr. Gladstone, who on every really important question acts against the old opinions of the great Whig leaders. ...

... as well as in the Supreme Being. The rejection of the brothers Chamberlain at the Reform Club was the result of outburst of Whig petulance against the President of the Board of Trade. The gentlemen who before 1880 used to go about denouncing Mr. Gladstone ...

... Lovrther's victory in North Lincolnshire. The tlercli.,n of Whig landlords from the Liberal side is, on the other hand, most striking. Earl Grey's letter shows that the alarm of the Whigs at the reckless attempts of Mr. Gladstone to injure the landed ...

... Administrations in far these followed Whig precedents. Few men iu the House of Commons have to greater extent commanded the respect of the Whig party, and, considering all tilings, few men deserved it more. Loyalty to the Whig Chiefs for the time being was with ...

... probably be chosen as the candidate* The Conservatives do not anticipate serious opposition as they state several influential Whigs would not support a Government candidate. ...

... younger brother of the late Earl Grey, held an official appointment. Connected by such close family ties with the leader of the Whig Party, Sir George naturally shared in tbe rising fortunes of the head of his house. He distinguished himself at Oxford, and ...

... thought and feeling precisely similar to the old Whig of twenty-five or even fifteen years ago; but be is as far separated from the modern Whig as was his predecessor from the Whig of his day. The modern Whig has advanced quite as far towards Radicalism as ...

... Coercion Bill was received in dead silence by the greater portion of the Liberal Party, and was cheered by the small band of Whigs, who seem able to dictate their terms to the Government. This was not surprising. It had been fully understood that the Bill ...

... members of Parlament Auld be paled to in the se wall es in the no rejection at the t. at Reform Lab wee the result of an of Whig agabast the Frond* of the Baud of Trade. who 1880 used to go shoot is the chid of hur sawing Chembsriais in way ; end they ...

... to supporting man who on every really important question acts against the old opinions of all the great Whig leaders ia the old days, when tho Whigs were \ pai to which I for one was proud to belong, aud of which I will not givo up the traditions because ...

... founder of the Whig party, had flung over the nation when lie had expelled the Steamers. The Whig school, however, of late years. has declined from its ancient faith through an alliance with advanced Liberals ; only by coalition of Whig and Radical could ...