... the moral of the following anecdote : A defunct state man was attacked by the subject his observation when be had said the Whigs hai some I the bloody hand of O'Connell. He retorted on that grits Irish agitator and patriot, in a speech made at Taunton ...

... Dandelion. Duo mile, and Rhubarb. An • ffectual ninasdl for Indigos Con and all Stomach affection. In bottles, Is lid and fa fd WHIG'S Effervescent Lemon, Lima, and Grip! - -,-- -. *getable production, epecially prepared from Sound and Wye Fruit. Health.giving ...

... that he might stand for South-East Essex again. With regard to the Irish Bill, he said the lobby of the House of Commons, Whigs, Radicals, and Tories, agreed that it could not pass. (Cheers.) The cause of the existence of the Bill was to keep Mr Gladstone ...

... Institute towards becoming a Radical Club. With mixture of political opinions, of course the mem. ben converse on Radical, Liberia, Whig, Conservative, and Cory questions ; but I can assure my nervous Attends that the disputants agree to differ, and that a change ...

... Radicals who share Mr Chamberlain's objection to the exclasiol of Irish members were to vote for the Bill, what a dishing of the Whigs there would be, and what consternation in the Conservative ranks, whose leaders stand aside rubbing their hands joyous in the ...

... is the precise form in which Home Rnle shall be conceded. For all practical purposes we may at the present juncture put the Whigs on one side. There is no common ground between them and Mr Gladstone. But it is different with Mr Chamberlain, whose Liberalism ...

... was little less than an Act of manumis=ion from slavery in favour of the working men of Britain. To obtain this Act for us, Whigs, Liberals, and Radicals gave their labour, their wealth, and their lives. To prevent us obtaining this great boon Tories and ...

... greatest of living English statesmen and philanthropists, has been temporarily overthrown by a combination of open Tory foes and Whig and so-called Radical seceders. The consequence is an appeal to the ultimate tribunal of the people's voice, which is to speak ...

... turned round he exhibits all the changes of the kaleidoscope and is everything and anything in turn—Tory and Conservative, Whig, Liberal. and Radical, and a pronounced Home Ruler as well. On one occasion. in Yorkshire, the men of the north were told by ...

... of a future programme. He was opposed to that part of the scheme. He was a Whig sad a supporter of Lord Hartington, hut for the next three weeks he was something more than a Whig. (Applause.) He trusted that the Liberal party would soon be united again ...

... why so many Liberals had seceded. .. ----. Mr BALL replied that Lord Hartingtnn was a Whig, and he would never do anything unless it was to the interest of the Whig party. Mr Chamberlain was comparatively a young men, and be should decline to accept Mr ...

... intelligence to the right hon. gentleman the member for Great Grimsby. Hell, the majority of these dissentients were Whigs. Whatever the Whigs might have been once they were now a small aristocratic band. They hail exceedingly few followers in the country ...