... correspondent and still more pnvate sources that we are on the eve of a more formidable strike against rent than we have yet seen. Whig principles have always made me favourable to the policy of redressing grievances concurrently with carrying out the law, and ...

... not give the cost price. The farmers outcry has now no bounds. The deluded Tory kind are lucking for protection, while the Whigs are looking fur better seasons and sower rents, which must come as it is needless to look for higher prices either for grain ...

... which Liberals can object in loin; and even if they do, the Conservatives reckon on the support of a sufficient number of Whigs to prevent defeat. More likely, however, the measure will be read a second time without opposition. In Committee the Liberals ...

... that may influence English public opinion in regard to the question. If the Government get any appreciable support from the Whigs they will try soother dissolution should they be defeated in their attempt to carry their Coercion Bill. Meantime the announcements ...

... the pellet, turd material benefit to Me Mole el the and was sentenced to pay a fi ne of £l, or go to labouring industrial V Whig the stem TAYLOR. J. Rooms, J. MACKINZIN. J. JAMIESON, and erst, at Servants' Register Office, Inch. other Members of Ccmmittee ...

... binding him to schemes lie was not prepared to support. All the eighteen Liberals who supported the Government belong to the Whig section, and most of them have several times opposed Liberal Governments. The Conservatives are making much of the number of ...

... anticipate advocated this policy Mr Childers was generally, that a measure on county reform will soon become reckoned as a Whig. But since then he has been law—one that will allow others in less e xalted denounced almost as much as Mr Gladstone 1 positions ...

... the aasistance of Lord flartington in week last !year, £5131 ; increase, £ B . 26 weeks forming a coalitio n of Tories and Whigs. Lord this half-year, £157,511 ; 26 weeks corresponding even o ff ered to serve under Lord Hartperiod last year, 1164,573—decrease ...

... We PILLS have the Lamm of any Mast Mediae' the BEECHAM'S PILLS. by to be north des for Salem sad Narrow Disseders gob as Whig cad Pegs la the homes& Feltner and Aar cold Call* m o s. Shortages of Unruh, me= sad Ws. Dailsrbed Sleep. and and M. t This ...

... health. It is also convenient to be absent when Mr Gladstone's policy is announced. The irresponsible Tory critics and the Whigs will be left to attack the policy first, and according to its reception by the country will be Lord Salisbury's line of action ...

... Edinburgh there was a universal chorus of approval from all alike—from Established. Free, and United Presbyterian,lrone Tury, and Whig, and Radical. The onginality with which he discharged the duty laid epos him. and gave to Scotland a new reading of what a ...

... times and acted as Foreign Secretary in a transition Cabinet, and was ultimately Premier in a Coalition Ministry, composed of Whigs, Conservatives, and Liberal. ; 'though the Liberals of that day differed greatly from come of the more advanced politicians ...