... all means let us have Sir Stafford ,in modo, but with it let havo something of Lord Randolph In re. And with regard to the Whigs (as in contradistinction to the Radicals), let us remember a bird —a parrot, I believe— which was accidentally shot while keeping ...

... There is now no vacancy in the order. Lord Halifax is supposed to be the depository ot all the ancient Whig lore, or what some people would call Whig dodgery, and if anybody wants become acquainted with the strongest arguments that can possibly be urged ...

... matter of fact Whiggism as a political creed is utterly dead. There are a few Whigs left it may be, though their number is diminishing day by day, and the illustrious old Whig families are rapidly ceasing to be. Perhaps the Duke of Argyll i 3 the most ...

... election of M. Clemencean, the French Radical leader, member the Cobden Club that led to the secession of considerable body of the Whig members. The withdrawal these gentlemen is regarded as of mor# significance in view of the fact that Mr. Chamberlain presides ...

... ignoring the Church, and not very reverent of the sacredness of ancestral estates, oommand the continued allegiance of tho Whigs of the country ? ...

... year 1885. The Whig party having regained office, Sir Robert went into opposition, and devoted himself to the careful organisation of his forces, so as to take advantage of the first great check the Whigs might receive. In 1889 the Whig Ministry resigned; ...

... be reached, it must be by Radical section of the Government standing up for principles and refusing to be any longer muzzled Whig wing. ...

... conceal its Radical ingredients. Numerically the Whigs have a decided preponderance— but Lord Salisbury bids all who honour the Constitution, and are solicitous for its welfare, to beware of the Whigs. For, says his lordship, they are a class of ...

... the sevelation of this beat and highest Conservatism should so strongly deprecated puzzle of whioh Lord Granville and his Whig friends alone possess the solution. ...

... THE MANCHESTER CORPORATION LOSSES. Commenting upon the losses by the Manchester Waterworks Committee, the Belfast Northern Whig says:—The result is the effect of erroneous calculations, just as iv the case of many friendly societies which have become ...

... by the the Radical section of the Government standing up for their principles and refusing to be any longer muzzled by the Whig wing. ...

... of the House. Whether it will gain any votes is another question. The Whigs may grumble, but they will hardly dare to rebel in view of early general election. the Tories trust to Whig socessious the Franchise Bill, they will find that they are leaning on ...