... Conservatism of the Eldonian school; rather was it a conception based on a comprehensive view of English History from the Whig Revolution of s688-a conception of which the leading feature was a supreme regard for the landed interest as the most solid ...

... there was in that of a grand old Whig, still living, who, -when he -was asked to be a little more civil to his constituents, ex- claimed, What do they want? Have I not bought them and paid for them ? That old Whig merely expressed bluntly what is the ...

... Parliamen- tary sittings, the personal explanations, like that of Lord C. Hamilton, who had charged Mr. Gladstone with calling the Whig warnings of Lord Grey the utter- ances or apprehensions of an old woman, the risings to points of order, lhase, during the ...

... The English House of CoDimmons when Mr. GLADSTONE entered public life fifty, years ago c0olrtined the two great armies of Whigs and Tories, with a little g0ouP of followers of O'CONNELL and another little group of pmlilosophic Radicals. The scene on whlich ...

... , at 7, How to Settle the Irish Difficulty.-Clareniout Hall, Penton-strcet, Pcntonvi'le, Mrs. Annie Besant, at 11.30, Whigs, Tories, and Radieals; at 7 p.m., God's Own Book.-National Land League of Great Britain, Marylebone Branch, Hibernian Club ...

... the course of a colmn. i'hishne; s of this kind will not take anybody in. Nor will it .l for Tories and the Nondescript Ultra-Whig to appeal to * 1? A TAYI.Or and Ms~r. ANDERSON. We all know that there not a sine other political question on which these sections ...

... question whether force is or is not a remedy. This particular use of force, at any rate, has not been much of a remedy, and Whigs and Radicals arc equally concerned to hit upon something more promising. We should be still better pleased if those who, as ...

... Lectiue Hall. High-treot, Deptford, at 8 p.m., 0. A. V. Conybeare, B.A., iP BL., Parties and Principles; Or, the Tory, the Whig, and the Radical.-West- ruinster Dcmocratio Club, 2 and 4, Coapter-strect, West. minster, at 8 p.m., Dr. G. B. Cark, Na ...

... Here we are at once met by the fact that, both in, and in a less degree out, of Parliament the Liberal party contains many Whigs, in whose political creed, no less t1han in that of the Tories, faith in the House of Lords is a leading iarticle. But, for ...

... tendencies of the time. Once get a Labour Party in parliament, and it must hold the reins of power between Liberals, Tories, and Whigs. For us, then, to make a mistake would b~e more fatal than to submit tamely to our present posi- tion. We may not at present ...

... Commons for the Abolition of Tithe Rent Charge. It is endorsed by one Conservative, three Radicals, and two Moderate Liberals or Whigs. It provides that the extraordinary tithe rent charge, leviable under the Tithe Commutation Acts, on hop grounds, orchards ...

... Blenner- hassett found was Mr. A. Grey, a grandson of Earl Groy, and, therefore, for family reasons, as well as on account of Whig prejudices, opposed to anything of which Mr. Gladstone and the people's party approved. Among the Tories Mr. Newdegate, Mr ...