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... in vain through his speeches for any indication of Liberal principles. A Whig in his opportunism with regard free trade and some questions of foreign policy, he was less than a Whig in not being ready to adopt many reforms which the Liberal party desired ...

... have enuked, and are trying to allay the Franckenstein of their own manufacture. is not the Moderate Liberals, much less the Whigs, who are joining in the crusade of which Mr. GLADSTONE is the political PETER THE They do not want to destroy the House of ...

... much is not likely to be made of it in the face of the fact that that is all that they are really likely to get. As to the Whigs and the more devoted of the Ministerial following and the party hacks generally, they are glad enough to be out of the controversy ...

... sad powerfully fragrant. To Wen •• set for what bees elided 1 aalie those who we la the Wakes that Nish, past phials at • I Whig widely to wry. ass eiply.—W., Hsu. Lotman. la as to bean and the deb of W glom rte dal end by f°r d d width the ere the dams ...

... to regulate the drink traffic of the land, aud that man was on his side who had tho courage to do it. (Cheers.) Be that man Whig or Tory; be Radical, or anything else, he would vote for him to-morrow—(cheers) —who would shut up their drink and grog shops ...

... of the Parnell party that the Irish Boundary Commissioners are inclined manipulate the boundaries in the interests of the Whigs and the Orangemen. The charge has not any visible ground to rest upon. Nevertheless it is, I understand, the intention of Mr ...

... In reply to the thee of his health, Mr. Chamberlain nringrato- Wed the Liberals on the good service rendered by the great Whig families. and contrasted the alliance between the aristocracy of England and the people with what happened on the Continent- ...

... a heavy minority next Monday that minority would represent the feelings of the majority of the English people, because the Whigs would vote against their consciences' The cotton statistics for the week ended Feb. 14th are:—lmports, 113,403 bales; exports ...

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... removed at once any impression that Mr. Gnaw had been acting entirely at his testi. gation. It was • hopeless speech for the Whigs and those who bad looked for at least some advance, sad Sir IL Cross had no difficulty in vividly showing the implacable demeanour ...

... doubt ou the matter. Another curious point to which Lord Salisbury gives prominence is his desire for an alliance with the Whigs. There was nothing our great leader—the late Lord Beaconsfibld — looked forward more confidently than the prospect that ...