... 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 ...

... 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.) ...

... difficulties the Irish Government to the Conservative party. Those difficulties resulted very largely from the actioa of the Whigs and moderate Liberals, though they had likewise been facilitated by the vacillating policy of the Conservatives when recently ...

... sides as satisfactory. The objections to an Irish Parliament are believed to be less general with the Radical than with the Whig section of the Liberal party ; and with regard to the religious question the Government encounter no serious difficulty Friends ...

... Gladstone' political career was fast drawing to a disastrou close. Many prominent Radicals wholly distruste ...

... ranso^.j^ (applaSer t aCCUBea by their bitterest opponents bigots, their views were broad and as » the views of the veriest Whigs of old; f they did insist on was the our Constitution and the the (Applause.) Concluding, Mr. Imbert-Terry 1 ', Conseivatives ...

... Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, preserved her charms far beyond middle age and her lovely complexion to the last. Georgiana was Whig and a warm partisan of the orator Charles James Fox, for whose sake she permitted one hundred electors to take a gold coin ...

... fe^^brir! gainin ground that should Mr. with the ward a scheme combining Home ke a miiot out landlords, he will said that about 60 Whig xto Home le, and that thirt opposed to adding to ebt the benefit of the landowners, a the Government they » howevT defeat in ...

... is Radical, and that with the growth of that opposition there is apparent a curious subsidence of overt hostility among the Whigs and Moderate Liberals. Somebody has justly said that in war England is governed by passion, whilst in peace she is governed ...

... fonvard a scheme combining Home Rule with the buying out of the landlords, he will make a mistake. It is said that about 60 Whig members object to Home Rule, and that thirty Radical representatives are opposed to adding to the National Debt for the benefit ...

... of England has spoken of the leader of great party and a man who has rendered great service to the State; one to whom the Whig Earl Fortescue has referred as having won the favour of his Sovereign and the confidence of the people; one of whom the ...

... not make its accept. ance a question of confidence in his Ministry, but will continue his Home Rule scheme. The Tories and Whigs will then have to determine whether they will reject the Purchase Bill, even at the risk of seeing a Home Rule Bill carried ...