... year. Then Mr. Chamberlain delivered the Radical manifesto to the world. This year, as a balance, Lord Celingford-a Whig of the Whigs-was in the chair. Theattendance, like the interest, fell short of last year's feast. Lord Carling- ford, however, fittingly ...

... speaking xsa; politician, as the Toi es were as bad as the Whigs, there being no policy on this important subject on either side of the House. The Tories had made as nuth a mesa of the matter as the Whigs. Ile should be sorry to see the wild scheme of going ...

... Housel of Commons had of late experienced greater di11- I culties than usual-difficulties whicls were pro- voked neither by old Whigs nor by modern Con-1V servatives, hut through the introduction of ae modern elemzent whose loquacity end pertinacity 'had greatly ...

... resolutions passed declared, among. other things; that they owed no thanks. and gave none to the vacillating and unprincipled Whig Government. Upon the return of. the processio'iiinto the town rioting ,occurred.. Stones and. bottles were thrown; and the ...

... grant to the youth who is now a student at Cambridge, the eldest son of the Prince of Wales. Otherwise, never mind whether Whig or Tory Ministry be in power, the whole job will be smuggled through parliament in pre- cisely the same underhand fashion as ...

... idajon-street 1tj -Is antd hone. n ii ?? Blac]k WVteh' evere ?? a numberof ec:t-ei compain--' of Hig;rlanders, rised by the Whig a, C i':4Im!2. Minim, Grunt, &-c.-to watch IliohlarrS.: - clay Mwere orguluiseil in 1729-30 and v crc enltpots-ti or three ...

... he did wrong to direct all his attention in his speech on the Vote of Censure to the Radicals, he will now turn over to the Whigs, and embrace them with affection. He will make Egypt an English province. If itturns out that he is safeguard- ing our supremacy ...

... We regard it as a good sign that Lord Randolph Churchill is moving as far as he does move in the right direction, and that -Whigs and Con- servatives are becoming so distrustful that they are calling upon all good men in the ranks of both parties, to ,unite ...

... foond to have yielded but Elitte legislative frust.U The ConserVatives baa been over and over again. t routed and baffled. The Whigs an Moderate Liberals, who were to do such fine thiogs for them, had come to . the ecratch Like men, and tbo Extrene liberal ...

... Egypt may cause as much trouble as the so-called Multiple Control. The suggestion of an Inter- national Audit alienated the Whigs and made the Cotton Jingoes furious. A loan, it seems, would alienate the Radicals. Mr. John Morley protested against it by ...

... awaits the Government on the Anglo - French agreement. Both Mr a Forster and Mr. Goschen have come into line. The officialised Whigs are hurt in the souls by h the proposal to discuss politics in West- minster at the very moment when Ministers are 1 meeting ...

... is to be feared, however, that the Government are yielding, in the vain hope of appeasing the Lords, and to the pressure of Whig impor- tunity. Should this compromise be made it will he an extra inducement for the Tories to do all in their power to turn ...