... best use of time which his fifty years of Parliamentary expel ience can suggest. When he has ascertained the utmost limits of Whig concession to Home Rule demands, he may, perhaps, be able to convince Mr. Parnell of the wisdom of taking what is offered rather ...

... not to be forgotten that the element of dissent in the Liberal party lies deeper than the Irish question, and that the old Whig section has really less in common with the Radical contingent which has recently shot into such prominence than with the Tory ...

... State, he at once bears atering testimony to their importance, and proclaims, by implicit. tion, the continued solidarity of Whigs and Radicals. That. his speech would afford any clear iiplicatim of his intentions, as leader of the Opposition, was hardly ...

... think with him that the unity of the United Kingdom is worth preserving, must. now range themselves with the disaffecte I Whigs. The real tug of war, however, will not come until Mr. ilidstone'a .Land Purchase Bill has been presented to the House Commons ...

... test of the strength of the Moderate Liberal revolt against the Premier. With t►te help of Mr. Goschen and the other seceding Whigs, the Conservatives may probably be able to throw out the Bill, but everything will depend on the completeness of the coalition ...

... granted furlough. 42nd Assam Light Intantrie■Liestscant 0 L 6, 1886. Sanders, South Yorkshire Regiment, to be officiating, Whig Officer o■ probation. Under from the Horee Guards the name of Lieutenant O E W Wallington, Ist Battalion Suffolk Regiment, ...

... whichever party was in power. 'Diem were no sudden reversals of policy, no eccentric changes in the political barometer when Whigs and Tories succeeded each other. The leading politicians on both came from tne same class, and bad in the wain the same ideas ...

... and asked him to step out on the road and converse with him. The farrago refused to con. ply, and some persons, armed with Whig, made • sudden and naespeoted rush at the Magistrate. A few persons happening to be in front of the oruwd accidentally blocked ...

... the well-kuven landscape who has fur sumo time past taken up law quarters at Dsijising. The two pictures, which vu the eve or Whig despatched trues Caludtte, are, whops, tile beast worts in Litedecape palming that Mate ever beeu produced Audis. They will ...

... :there, dirt fortune has a wonderful way of eecouding d. Bert. .t. 'with that last thought in our :Lancia, go forward all our Whigs, aoing the very best we can for our THE ENGLISHMAN'S OVERLAND MAIL. Sovereign. and that portion of her Empire which ie immediately ...

... begins the cycle over again. But if such a theory as this should become an article of political faith at home, and' if the Whigs who cling to the skirts of the more irrepressible Radicals should find such a belief necessary to explain the unprejudiced ...

... in the person of a distinguished countryman of n y cwn. A:low me to thai.k you for the courteous, clear, and able manner in Whig you brought your viewe to my [MAROff 2, 1884. notice, and again to assure you that t will receive our most earnest and respectful ...