... TVTBBVOUS DEBILITT. 68AT13, Medical Work .Whig TOffewm may bs cured without the aid Quacka. Free on iwcdpt of 1 B«Smr. In.Ulat.ol Advuiced OIUtK * Co., CommmclU 1/ g^eßoom., OldStroel, London, upon Dock ready for Auction. FOW BUILDINGS and ROOFING, New ...

... enfranchisement the sturdy toilers of England, I trust that the “new democracy will not stultify themselves voting either for whig traitor a tory trimmer. It is all very well for those who a gae that Mr Mildroay, in joining th-* deserters from the Liberal ...

... scheme of reform, embracing matters that Lord Hartington considers absolutely needful, which will receive the snpport of the Whig and Radical opponents of Home Rule, together with that of the regular Tory party. The DaUy Express, Dublin, says now that the ...

... first direct reference to the initation ot practical policy of Imperial Foderation which has found way into. speech «m»th.old Whig Party was in power in Ibof. Ihough may conceded that Lord Granville in some degree anticipated his successor in making preliminary ...

... artizans, should have any doubt which side find truth and justice, aud with these their owu interest. Let them reflect that the Whigs and Tones who now join bauds in amity were always the sworn enemies the popular rights. Oar quondam radical guides, Bright ...

... says the schema will not do it stands. Freeman’s Journal (N) expresses general approval of the scheme. The Belfast Nor them Whig believea that the scheme would end in anarchy. The “Globe” this evening regards Mr Glad-,, stone’s scheme a thinly veiled project ...

... free either proceed with from that stage or drop it altogether, and introduce fresh • measure. A general belief amongst both Whigs and is that the Government frill close the present sessionsndreintroduoetbebillin theautumn with some fresh clauses enabling ...

... bis surviving executor, gentleman, of Lexington, who, though life-long Democrat enjoyed the closest relations with the famous Whig statesman. These reminisoences are all the more frank and interesting from the fact that they were not originally intended ...

... but ou the first vote he bitterly disappointed them. The great cry was now The Union,” but the principal uaiou was between Whigs and Tories. But what had the agricultural labourer to expect from Tories and weakkneed Liberale ? They knew that this Irish ...

... shook of snrprim. However, the Billje flexible oharaoter and is open to modification in detail. The key to the tone of the Whigs and tha Tories is to bo found in the irreoon. cilablo speech delivered by Mr Trevelyan. They denounce the scheme involving ...

... chauvinism Lord Beaconsheld. In ether words must keep himself well-informed to the wishes and views of Lord Hartington and Whigs, and bring forward measures which will tend to drive them into Mr Gladstone s As regal foreign policy there need difficulty ...

... narty upon having been educated by Liberals. was not put the pretent state affairs r ...