... hour for consideration. Before the 'ad of that tune they were accepted, and the place was taken. I believed, said Jack, Whig ms of this, bls first action, that every cannon-shot that struck t h ship or flow through the rigging was going te knock ...

... been current—some to the effect that Lord HARTINGTON was at variance with Mr. GLADSTONE ; others to the effect that the entire Whig section of the Liberal party.was hostile to the scheme Mr. GLADSTONE was supposed to have contemplated to meet the Irish difficulty ...

... There were reasons for believing that, although there no sort of compact between Mr. Chamberlain and Mr. Trevelysui and the Whig section, there is every prospect of • rapprochement. During the last few daysthere has been a free interchange of views on ...

... Hodgson-Hinde 1,817, the latter gentleman standing in the Conservative and :Hr. Ord in the Whig interest. The three unsuccessful candidates were Messrs. Charles J. Biggs (Whig), who polled 1,189 votes; J. B. Coulson (Conservative), 1,129; and A. H. Beaumont (Radical) ...

... ur, with the exception of the upper tail coverts, which are of • bright yellow, and three of the tertiary feathers on each Whig are also yellow. was wonderful in so short • thee. as there wsw still much snow m the round on the lOW, and it has sines ban ...

... considered, its importance is enhanced. It is customary to say that the men who we e d for Lord Hartington's amendment were Whigs or very mild Liberals. Apatt from the fact that there were many ex-Liberal Cabinet Ministers with Lord Harlington as there ...

... large election funds. The Tories have all their usual resources ; the Liberal Unionists boast of their long and well-filled Whig purse ; the Radical Unionists of Mr. CHANICERLAIN are raising a guarantee fund of £20,000 ; and now a London newspaper has ...

... COLLEGE HOSPITAL AZ BUILDING FUND. Numbered lista, with b. P. 0., by December 18th. addressed Word Competitions, University Whigs, Gower Street, London, W.C. Winner published Horning Die. 2.4 th. If entries Insufficient. amount received given Se Maser ...

... Collings's amendment went into the lobby with Mr. Gladstone, while the repreeents• ties from Tyneside went into the lobby with the Whigs and the Tories. (Laughter and applause.) Perhaps he would not have had so much to say about this if a certain turn had not ...

... Durham ; and in Wangbeck Mr. Fenwick would. he was persuaded, be returned by a majority which would make it impossible for Whig, Tory, Or renegade Radios) to oust him. The Mines Regulation Bill and others would come before the new Parliament, and they ...

... agreeable, though for very different reasons, to all the great parties into which the nation was divided. It was acceptable to the Whigs, or Constitutional party, because it wae according to the Revolution Settlement ; to the Tories, who were delighted to see ...

... 1707. leas ing a name that will ever be honoured by lover of religious liberty and political freedom. From him are derived the Whig principles of which the Cavandishes have been such strong supporters. The second and third dukes were men famous in their day ...