... the English Fleet sailed materialwh en t he fo r c e , first g for the Dardanelles. I wonder why ho did pot resein when Poe Whig policy sent it to Alexandria ? Now, do let us look at our English position at this moment. Remember. the Dual Control had the ...

... Gladstone Government and that is • Salisbury Government. No coalition of any kind is poseable. and no medium Government. The Whigs. whom adhesion Tories always expect. not going to adhere to-Lord Salisbury. and PO tO destroy their last chance of moderation ...

... ditties, mil the was skeet I. the room she west to tie capper sad Melt out a pailful of boiling set down and whilst in the of Whig a essmil heard • end looking mad .011 little brother had into ties be pee. /be instantly took him up and sidled is • neighbour ...

... of .5 lame • 0.1111 *7.711. Mai le Is preposed be earned forward to No wiwilleapeerly amount. It will be observed of We Is Whig the is rabies. to eilekag the Provielosal_Qellet power be the et water ken to Met* his bees la • The time hie ewe to the *Wes ...

... bad recently taken place not been in vain. Having commode' ipso the vacillating policy of Mr. Gooch= and ether ambers of the Whig petty, against whoa be diesseed seething remarks with regard Is their newt acerisset the Vote of Osasswe, ia the of whit* be ...

... Liberals voting with the minority was smaller than was anticipated by the Liberal Whips, especially after the result of the Whig Conferenee on Friday night became known. At on Friday, when the excitement in the lobbies intense, it was widely reported that ...

... matter. It was known to bee fact that this movement not associated with say political party. (Oh!) It didn't to him whether Whig or Tory, a peat matter like this affected the well being of the working classes than the urper ten. (Cheers.) M. Folio ( working ...

... BURNHAM MARKET. Acciourr.,—Oallitiorary Mr. Abed Way. buiehoo. et ado two &Whig doe Saw la awablea et the k w ( h navvy salle wwwealy WMOIIOOIIIIIIB belle ; Wit the lase the lowa ohl= ; bowraw, amass' te tat wed a•wwwla te Saismal allow It was Mad he ...

... friend Mr. Gibson epigrammatically dencribed their policy the other night, when he they were going to Khartoum to please the Whigs, and were going to abandon Khartoum to please the ILadicals. [Laughter.] Is there not something strange that at such a crisis ...

... to this process, and the Constitutional League would afford them an opportunity of judging for themselves without pledge to Whig or 'Tory. He would not have token up the pcmition he held 52 strongly, hut that be believed the present was an ezeeedingly ...

... advantage be income' ; opinion which Lord Salisbury has himself =- premed. though it appears to have shaken the party fidelity of a Whig peer. The Redistribution Bill haa been making some progress this week. It seems tolerably certain that it will pass the House ...

... relations with the Liberal party had become dislocated, we pointed out • few condderations which ought to weigh very seriously with Whig noblemen and gentlemen who were contemplating a eecesmion to the Toriee. The Spectator of Saturday has remarks upon the ...