... QUESTION ANSWERED- Proprietors of the Essex * ftd the Essex Herald would draw the «teni the public Essex to thefacilities .whig te possess for executing all kinds J ' PRINTING with economy and Tne best Type and Machinery are used, ana »e a first consideration ...

... The following admirably simtsined the progranmis :—Voadiate : Miss Hoare. aoprano • Mies Rome. eastraltoA Madame FlOrenos Whig, eon- Mr. Pelham Roof, Mr. tenor ; Mr. H. E. Bridgen. ; Mr. R. W. hamonrons. : Miss Nellie Chaplin, solo Mr. A. Cohen, solo ...

... and by the Right on. Joseph Chamberlain. If they examined Lord Hartington's speech they would find in it the true old English Whig ring; but the question in his (the speaker's) mind was would Lord Harlington have the courage to stick to those opinions. Lord ...

... he will receive the support of the advanced Liberals, but he will probably have to face serious defec- tions amongst the Whigs. Those who know him well believe that Lord Hartington might be prevailed upon to accept the scheme, and Lord Spencer taking ...

... settled arrangement, or Re-distribution of Party Colours could be devised, between, and by, the united aid, of the Tories, Whigs, Democrates, Radicals, and all the other multitudinous lot of politicians, with a view to preventing much complexity and anxiety ...

... thought all the mistakes of the presen t Parliament arose from Mr. Gladstone having to subordinate bis own views to those of his Whig and Tory colleagues. Mr. Labou- chere also spoke strongly in favour of Disestablishment, which he said had been before the ...

... Steeple Bumps * Saturday night, the lB * 12 o'clock, a fire broke out in Smiths-green, Steeple t ...

... signal for deafening cheers, supported the resolution. He said politicians had a great many names, such as Radicals, Tories, Whigs, and so on. and he would like to give expression his opinion of what a Liberal man was. He judged a man to be a Liberal who ...

... tlwusand) winch took place in as shnwina evils our former electoral system another fori The hero of the fight that darling Whig party Charles James Fox, who WIS assisted the contest by the leading gentlemen and ladies of the party, including the beautiful ...

... days, when the representation of a Borough or of a County Division, could but pass iuto the hands of someone who was either a Whig or a Tory, the policy of laisse~-aller, and of compromise, did not much matter. Whoever was returned, at least his con- stituents ...

... warn sent too late, and he lost Me life merely became the Liberal Government were divided between their desire to plane the Whig Party and their desire to please the extreme Radical Party. Between the two of that Pasty life wee sacrificed, and the country ...

... essillesd appeasiabae of the lemur teas be Os Ws cd 3.. C by Mr. John lived. It wan re Ilia this amalag ackaossade elOal be Whig Se 0. lb. hop war am be Mations eel balmy LOY sad It would wageasslabe lee adala W. b. 0 el sal coaciliation which I bus albs ...