... LORD RANDOLPH'S SPEECHES. A Whig-Tory Alliance Against Ireland. The main principle of Nothing could be more the future policy of the disastrous than a union of Government—and I pray the two great parties of the You to bear this in mind, State to suppress ...

... commenced Le wished to move that the Council should follow what he car sidered a very good example set by other Corporations. TLis Whig their first meeiiag since Her Maj.sty entered upon jubilee yeas. he V.oald like Exeter to mask its appreciation of one who ...

... having Whig secessions, and shall expect them as long as there are Whigs to secede. But these secessions do not mean the disruption of the Liberal party, and if Lord SALISBURY expects to find in the House of Commons a sufficient number of Whigs who will ...

... ever-advancing Liberal. you recollect, forty years ago and more, speaking to me thus: 'A Scotch Tory is worse than English Whig; a Scotch Whig is worse than an English Radical; and a Scotch Radical worse than the Devil himself' ? And now, because Scotland has ...

... Bishop of the Diocese conducted a day Devotional Retirement for the Clergy of the Deanery of Christianity the Palace. Folio whig was the order proceedings:—B a.m., Holy Communion and address; 9.15 a.m., breakfast; 10 a.m., rest; 10.30 a.m., shortened morning ...

... again made. At the last election the Liberals had declared favour of Home Rule. The Liberal Unionists were with few exceptions Whigs, who had always been a weakness to the Liberal Party, and he hoped, they having left it, would never come back. He contended ...

... awe st*S this case the bill would be sure to pass mentioned, as the votes of the (J* more than counterbalance the defeetio Whigs, even should it be us serious as sod have predicted. not What Lord Hartington will is P *° known even to himself. His Lordship ...

... Gladstone's political career was fast drawing to a disastrous close. Many prominent Radicals wholly distrusted him ; the Whigs detested his policy The catastrophe now approaching would be final and irremediable (!) ALTRINCHAM ELECTION. Brooks (T.) ...

... were parties to such a scandalous arrangement as we are told some M.P.'s have been. Be this as It may, it is evident that the Whig members now representing Devonshire will have to rely upon Tory aid to help them into the next House of Commons. Mr. LEADHAM ...

... respect to the difficulty of exclisin;e. THE battle of Home Rule for Ireland is fought out with much earnestness ; but it is the Whigs and the Radicals who are doicg the brunt of the fighting. At Plymouth yes:etday - , the deposed Tory leader, our good Lord ...

... for your suffrages and support the coming General Election. Mr. Gladstone, goaded and driven by the Tories and leserted the Whigs, has been defeated by a small majority in Parliament. appeals to the people to support him. MEN OF DEVON, WILL YOU DESERT, ...

... and deal with the Irish question as seems good to them, without the slightest regard for the doctrines or scrup'es of the Whigs. They are far enough oft from the realization of their dream. But that such is their ultimate object no one of any political ...