... of affairs, and the Whig policy of annexation was full swing—- a policy by the way against which no one probasted more earnestly than did the late Lord Jeaconsfieed. The second Sikh war was crush ed out like the first, but the Whigs under Lord] )alhotjsie's ...

... All announcements of BiaiHS, Marriages, Deaths are for at the foil'} whig rata 18 Wo eds, Is. 6d.: And sd. for every Additional Nine Words. All such announcements must be authenticated the name and address of the sender. ...

... thoroughly disapproving the measure as a concession to agitation and as defiance of all the laws of that pobtical economy for which Whig statesmen would at one time have sacrificed the dearest interests they had the world, the Conservative peers allowed the chance ...

... propriety, and position, as to clothe himself in the vestments of a rejected and superstitious Church, and (to use the language of Whig Prime Minister) to play the clown in a place of Divine worship; when political parties, after squandering thousands of pounds ...

... responsible for the conduct of Earl Spencer; but not so directly Spencer, who had Myles Joyce hanged in the interests of the Whig party. Mr. Leamy cross-examined the witness, who said he took down portions of the speech of Mr. and those portions were corroctly ...

... will have sinecure next session. Mr. Russell, who is the son Lord Charles, for many years Sergeant-at-Arras (by virtue of I Whig job much condemned the- fisSr , has given ample promise future excellence as debater, and is just the sort oi young man whom ...

... responsible for the conduct of Earl Spencer; but not so directly Spencer, who had Myles Joyce hanged in the interests of the Whig party. Mr. Loamy cross-examined the witness, who said he took down portions of tho speech Mr. and those portions were correctly ...

... entered Parliament in 1837 as member for Maidstone. Ho then professed to be a Tory, or, at any rate, a violent opponent of tho Whigs. Disraeli (Mr.) reaohed Manchester Juno 1, 1872. Ha attended a great political demonstration at Pomona, June ; addressed monstro ...

... incident. Curiously enough all the most drastic Coercion Bills for Ireland have been the work of the Whigs, and the Radicals of to-day are keeping up the Whig tradition. It is perfectly true that the Liberal Governments which on various occasions have applied ...

... you will say, with me, that men who have no belief in the Divine revelation are not the men to govern this nation, be they Whigs or Radicals; and certainly such Liberalism affords a tolerable indication of that policy by which they would thus tear up by ...

... Liberal one we have no further concern with than that of looking on whilst raving Radicals of the true governmental type abuse a Whig who, in spite of a peerage, dares to be true to his convictions. The hotel fire at Milwaukee will naturally lead to careful ...

... last much longer, and if there nothing to supply better than a scheme for vulgarising the suffrage and for permeating the Whigs with Radical ideas, some sceptical observers will be apt to think that the programme of Liberalism is a somewhat meagre one ...