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... the globe. Such is the complexion of the Brummagem statesmanship in the Cabinet. But who would have imagined this democratic Whig-Liberal Cabinet could be a convert to Jingoism I Still we have the astounding proof in the latest delivery of our Cabinet ...

... when it gets into power, likes to reward its own followers. It often happens that a Tory Chancellor has given a judgeship a Whig Q.C., and the reverse has also happened. But I cannot recall an instance of a Lord Chancellor giving a high judicial appointment ...

... condemnatory of the policy of the Government, he mentioned that he had the support, not only of the Conservative body, but of many Whigs who had been driven from under the Liberal harmer by Mr. Gladstone's generalship. The nomination will take place on Thursday ...

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

... indicate for the moment, the drift of public opinion. It must have been motives of no ordinary strength that induced an old Whig like Lord Grey to lend his personal support to a Conservative candidate for the North Riding. He must regard tee continuance ...

... supporting a man who on every really important question acts against the old opinions of all the great Whig leaders in the old days, when the Whigs were a party to which, I for one, was proud to belong, and of which I will not give up the traditions because ...

... 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 ...

... profess to find great encouragement in the fact that two land-owning peers in the North Riding, who have hitherto ranged as Whigs, or moderate Liberals, have gone through the form of publicly seceding from the Liberal side, in view of the coming contest ...

... at Long Marston, Police-Sergeant Ambrose Whitman, aged 57 years. The name of Lord GREY is to be added to the list of those Whig peers who one after the other have seceded from the Liberal Ministry now in office, though they may not have severed themselves ...