... Old Nobility, Aerie, Order at out, of any prier 2•. rid., or peat free, RM.—E. J. KI II ITS, 332, Strand, W.C. Tories and Whigs. Conservatives and RADICALS, read 01,1 Nubility;' ,rig•,• 2, •.1., or for Y 4 J. KtiirmitWH ITE, 332, Str.owl,ll.(;. JAN ...

... the tin,'* The trade that to the stranger goes; King out, ring out, the native rose. But ring the alien orchid in. King out Whig prido in place and blood. The Civic dander—rais’d Firth; King out the loro truth and worth. Ring scamp’d work and doubtful ...

... they came to the year 1806, when there appeared a chance of a measure being carried for the people ; but in that year both Whig and Tory statesmen died, namely Pitt and Fox. Afterwards followed the war with Napoleon. Then came the rapid rise of the taxes ...

... the whole fabric ot the Ecclesiastical Establishment. THE ELECTIONS. The Elections have resulted in a serious stalemate. The Whig-Radicals, ostensibly the stronger gathering, are practically impotent. The gallant 330 Liberals, even if they were united, ...

... certain to be taken up sooner or later. He ruuests that some new name should to chosen for the Conservative party which the Whigs and Moderate Liberals could accept, and which would induce them to army themselves under the banner of Constitutional liberty ...

... of Sheba’s descendants, possibly comprised the Bedaween around Khartoum. The antithesis of the Augustan Administration, the Whig-Radical Cabinet under Mr Gladstone discredited the Empire by its policy of scuttle both in the Gars man tic Soudan and on the ...

... up to regard ths )ieerage with something like veneration. What will the Daisy League ladies have offer exchange To be sure a Whig Duchess might consort with wholesale dealer wife and cement the paity, but then their principles and practical necessities ...

... THE MAIL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1886 ment and so forth, which might make the hot blood of a Whig course more rapidly through his veins, but would not touch the people; ho met the expostulations and reserves of his moderate allies with sneers at the ...

... He was not alone to this view, for he was glad to say that ministers of education and other prominent men in the land, both Whig, Tory, and Radical, were on the lime side of the qnestion. Having quoted from speeches delivered by Mr. Forster and Mr. Mandelia ...

... THE AFGHAN WRANGLE. If we tarn to India we see Russia, emboldened by the notorious incapacity and imbecility of the Whig- Radical Cabinet, steadily pursuing its march of encroachment in the Badghis in contempt and despite of England ; Komaroff, honoured ...

... what I ought to do. Only one duty ia clearly marked out before inn, and that is, to atay in. Would any oompiomiae with the Whigs assist this end? A stern*. ront to tbe Nationalists and a vigorous coercive programme might gain as -ufficient support in this ...

... actually the largest number, they are in a minority against Conservatives and Parnellites combined, and the division between Whigs and Radicals becomes. every day more marked. Under these circunI- stances Lord Salisbury has decided to retain office until ...