... 22r. 4. 183 I Hanison. W. LL.., Va. Whig S6 mu.4, 1841 I Tyler, John ?? T Va DEM. 51 April 5,1841 Polk, J. Ki ?? N. Car. Dem. 60 1Mar.4, 1846 Taylor, YAchaseh ., Va. Whig 63 Mar.4, 1545, blinaore, Millerd , N. lork Whig 60 July 10,1850 Pierce, 'ranklin ...

... concern; they a, afford the only working system of minority representa- tiob. I The oli lines simply mean the old Whig dodges. The n Whigs are playing lust the same game now that thely rplayed in 1867, and they ought to be met in the same way f, I that ...

... coming into operation until 1886. The Whigs cheered the Prime Minister's statement; but there was an uneasy movement among the Radicals. They felt that all their good work of the autumn recess was being used by the Whigs for their own ends; that the reform ...

... member of the Whig party, still s alive, who sat with the present Premier in s three Cabinets, was. accustomed to speak of , him as that fellow Gladstone, because his m splendid financial genius,wbich had never extended Id to the Whigs. had lifted the ...

... couldbe more absurd than to suppose a few weeks' sojourn in the country would enable him to master the matter.. He is, however, a Whig of the old school, and like those of the modern, cannot re- sist the temptationof jobbery. His four years' rule at the Admiralty ...

... red LAIN ? The presence of a Wlig p ild and a Radical capitalist an o platforie is not ia itself Sill w*rrcable- But when the Whig and the tiv( ,,ioal are not only together but agreed- wit Baoil tnig side by side but express. fh, yat ?? A each the bame sturdy ...

... :-Another ! j' a colarouse on the reforin question is being made, not between ;, 'I'illnd the G(nveinment, but between some of the Whig peers who and the nmoderate Tories. The terms are not very clearly t . t from what I hear they inolve a sort of pledge on the ...

... with a bundle. The article on 'Plain Whig Prin- I ciples' is a bit of Reeveism-tout pur. It is not authorimad by the Whig leadets, not by Lord Granville, nor Lord Hartington, nor, to the best of my belief, by any Whig of I ?? yours, A. HAYWARID. A GLIMPSE ...

... this and that some of the Whigs dread it. But the Irish Tories bhav x little hold on the boroughs now, end the Irish Whig party is extinguised. Thr is a corous, t ?? interest abqut the deay and t diappearne of this Irish Whig paty. I oan x redall- no other ...

... Redistribution Bill, saYs, Practically, ar Colonel KING-11ARa1AN, but really they will do nothing of the kind. Fortunatelv he the Whigs of Scarboroug allnd elsewhler ar- are moro disinterestedly attaclled to as their principles than is tile rene- gade wlho went ...

... WUTrrsnss,; En3eo.. NO ?? 7 .t h-m takea place to- r b amy ?? the warring pnrtics IN h:at ba' happened bas bken the rush of the Whigs into a the arms of thte Governmenti. Tb'ey verm ?? 1rnest tor comnpromise and di(l their be-st to ' bris_ it abou5;. ?? tbought ...

... Mlr. Co-ean. The jshipowncirs to a man wvill vote for hitm instead of staying aw-ay. All the Whigs will abstain, and mlany Mcxieratcs not usually classed as Whigs. I hope that Mr. Chamberl;in will give way; but it is Lordi Icliearde Grosvenors duty to get ...