... spoke, at Sheffield, their loading organs pressed hard for an elucidation of the mystery: What we avant to know is how Whigs, like the Secretary for War, can be content to be driven by such dangerous Radicals as the President of the Board of Trade ...

... assembiy of squires as was the House of Lords. They naturally found the Tories opposed to them; hut they also found that the Whigs had gone back from their pledges of 1880, and wvere oppposing tooth and nail a re) orm of the land laws. As they did not get ...

... leader of the party. The nation has already had proof of his ability and statesman- ship. 1-is moderation would reassure the Whigs, while his deep knowledge of social problems would command the respect of the more advanced section of the party. Above all ...

... prefer to have the dose administered by our natural enemies, the Tories, rather than by those wolves in sheeps' clothing, the Whigs. Here is a hint that if the Liberals will again try to govern Ireland without those laws for lack of which Mr. Forster was ...

... between Liberals and Tories, or Tory and Whig, but betweeau the T landlords and the peoplo-(applaase.) All the landlords, S Whig or Tory, had a common interest, and they had as tb nachl to get out of the Whig landlords as out of thor tb 'orios. The bill ...

... day, Sir R. Cross denounced the Radicala for fighting in and out of season for their ideas, and made a solemn appeal to the Whigs to consider their poeition and tbink whether it was to be moderate advance or headlong revoletion. Sir Richard coniemned the ...

... inijustice tif tire Pension List,' they were prepared to alter this state of alf airs ? by v ,ting for gentlemen (meaning Whigs or Libernsi) Who would bring atiout come alteration, by supportirig the Liberal Govern- ment nlow in office. Now I shoultd ...

... mise comubbination of Conservatives, Homie Rulers's and Inca- Whigs, similar to that which defeated the Govern- stay ment on the Affirmaition Bill. But the hope has the proved vain. The Whig-s are satisfied with thle iness Bill. Hardly a word in disparagement ...

... wood andc drawers of water to an impotent Whig party. Have thehi Radical working men of this borough, no higher, no b nobler ambition then to be the plaything, the mere w shuttleceock of a designing Whig party. If they have, at let them 1 hoist ...

... muldle in referenee to one of thie ?? interests in Egypt as we have ever been Inown to be. The Canal, which, but for our absurd Whig blunder, would havo been all along entirely nuder our control, was recovered by the Tories under Disraeli, who was twitted ...

... younger son of the thir- teenth ?? of Norfolk, and in accordance with the traditions of his house he attached hitmself to the Whig party, and after an unsuccessfln attempt at an election for Horsham to get a seat in the HoEuse of Commons, he won the seat ...

... will say with me that men who have no Wa belief in the Divine revelation are not the men to govern me this nation, be they Whig. or Badicalc, and certainly such ant Liberalism affords a tolerable indication of that policy by mu whieb they would tear up ...