... certain to be taken up sooner or later He suggests that some new name Bhould be chosen for the Conservative party which the Whigs and moderate Liberals could accept, and which would induce them to array themselves under the banner Constitutiona liberty ...

... imposed this charge in the beginning, the State has a right to take it off. This none will deny, unless it be a mouldy old Whig, Tory, or sky-pilot. If tithes are' vol4ntary gifts, how do the parsons account for the fact of large numbers of I.2is'eaten ...

... stillborn,nor can he assume neutral attitude. Nor could the Liberal Party consent to support ostrich-like policy of that kind. The Whigs would find it a [difficult position, and would probably follow their favoorite policy of walking out without voting. But there ...

... can be assume a neutral attitude. Nor could tbe Liberal Party consent to support an ostrioh-like policy of that kind. The Whigs would find it difficult position, and would probably follow their favoorire policy of walking out without voting. Bat there ...

... Let the Government understand !gated, and a remedy could soon be rotted. It would, he far better to pay something towards Whigs, of the land, aid save the expense keeping 35.p0R sailors add ono Onstaahulary at an annual cost of more than Ls.octp,oe3 a ...

... juntry, and indeed never can be made a question. there is one point upon which Radicals, Tories, Conserve* tives, Liberals, Whigs, and even the Independent memb rs are unitad, it in the determination to maintain the integrity of the Empire. To talk as my ...

... must know in a few days whether the policy the Liberal party in the future was to be shaped upon the old and very respectable Whig motto of Civil and Liberty, whether it was to fashioned on the new Radical doctrine of the spoliation of the few for the ...

... viotory won in an agricnltural county against all the Rothschild influence and the decidedly adverse action of several great Whig families in the district. The choice of Mr. Houldsworth is deserved compliment on the part of the Government to Manchester ...

... the effort to restore order in Ireland. List night there was a rumour in circles reputed to be well-informed that an eminent Whig would move an amendment to the Address in reply to the Qaeen's Speech, insining that the Government should take effectaal steps ...

... did in support of Home Rule Two considerations bring us to the orux the situation. Wiil Mr. Gladstone break away from the Whigs ; and, if he does, are the Radicals and the Parneliites strong en ugh Q out the present Government if the Moderate Liberals ...

... have bee» aere.l heirloom in the Tory family yto be handed jf perfect safety from generation—no, until the male D marries old Whig family, and thus unites the * pi and English estates. But the investigations ( f the petitioners have not -luoidated anything ...

... provided everything even their own chilblains. 3 ' Preaching the Criefif Yo'.unteers Sunday, Dr. Cunnirgham said Government, Whig or Tory, had dona its duty to the Volunteers. It was notorious that the Government allowance did not meet the necessary outlay ...