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

... and no less eager to sit under a Whig one in 1884. Is it quite impossible that the process of conversion may continue, and that may see the chair filled by Conservative leader 1885 Mr. Chamberlain abused the Whigs—a Whig succeeds him. Lord Gari.inopord ...

... Mr. Garfield, or Mr. Hayes. He was largely instrumental founding the Republican party, now constituted, the ruins of the old Whig faction: be bad served in the State Legislature Maine, in the National House Representatives, and in the Senate, and had been ...

... 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 ...

... and, mark you, the Liberals as much as the Tories. This policy of tbe neu- tralisation of Egypt and of the Canal is noc a Whig policy, much less a Tory one. Both the two great parties bave been opposed to it. It was the policy proposed by a small number ...

... dinner has been much less sensational this year than it was twelve months ago, when we had Mr. Chamberlain defining his position Whig Ministry, and claiming entire liberty of speech as some compensation for the postponement of action. Lord Carlingford is not ...

... has been much less sensational this year than it was twelve months ago, when had Mr Chamberlain defining his position in a Whig Ministry, and claiming entire liberty of speech as some compensation for the postponement of action. Lord Carlingford is nui ...

... has been much less sensational this year than it was twelve months ago, when we had Mr Chamberlain defining his position in a Whig Ministry, and claiming- entire liberty of speech as some compensation for the postponement of action. Lord Carlingford is not ...

... that of last year. Then Mr. Chamberlain delivered the Kaclical manifesto to the world. This year as balance, Lord Carlingtord, Whig of the Wings, was m the chair. The attendance, like the interest, fell short of last years feast. Lord Carlingtord, however ...

... for for delaye—aad wham delays not be fixed for day on which the monthly prises are, compmeti, for, Me muster of competkors Whig inrarfablYlegebn Odd otimitins. Vessel Securdr The :boot in Ibei,,Connly liptcharat_ Whisky, was ptettrdose, es aely gibidts ...

... Garfield, or Mr. Hayes. was largely instrumental in founding the Republican party, as now constituted, on the ruihs of the old Whig faction; he had served in the State Legislature of Maine, in the National House of Representatives, and in the Senate, and ...

... all along, and, mark you, the Liberals as much as the Tories. This policy of the neutralisation of Egypt of the Canal is not Whig policy, much less a Tory one. Both the two great parties have been opposed to it. It was the policy proposed small number of ...