... apply to such holding) shall lx for the purposes of this Aet • judicial rent for such holding, and the costs of so fixing thie 'Whig rent may, if the application appears to the LindOs.aision to have been groundless, be ordered to he by the applicant. Provided ...

... national crisis arose and when the Whigs who followed Fox were drawn away bysympathetic sentiment or by factious bitterness from the path of national duty,worked energetically and eucceesfully for a combination of Whigs and Tories to defend the interests ...

... that gives. That Government is, for the moment, Mr. Gladstone tempered by the possible opposition of th e Conservatives, the Whigs, the Liberals, the Radicals, or the Parnellites in the present Par.' liament. What will this Government recommend? It seems ...

... letters,publisbed only a week or two ap,he declared that if a general election on he would vote for any I man, were he Radical, Whig, or Tory, who should promise to maintain the unity of the Empire. Mr. M'Laren was these times married; his third wife, who ...

... Kingdom. When Fox drove out of the Whig camp the majority of his rank and file, he still retained around his falling standard • dwindling band of the most brilliant, the most devoted, and the most influential among the Whigs. When Pm abandoned protection and ...

... may think differently, but permit us who cherish the traditions of the Whig party (loud cries of No and laughter) to think no. (Cheers.) Yes, the secession of the Portland Whigs was the main cause of most of the diameters which attended the close of ...

... inersase in rancour, and the measure would be followed by the entire subrersion of the empire. Lord ilthorp, the distinguished Whig statesman, and uncle of the present Lord Spencer, said that-- Repeal would lewleither to total setaratlon orto the utter d ...

... were all animated by diametrically opposite ideas, earl it absurd to samosa that Mr. Chamberlain or Mr. Collings would join • Whig and Tory combination in order to keep the Radicals out of power. As to the Land Pure Bill, believing ea he did, that the landlords ...

... argumentative—they wens Never, sever. (Cheers) Mr. H. H. ORINYILL, in supporting the reirolutiou,said he was an impenitent old Whig. and as Mr. Trate° had Introduced himself as a humble Liberal, and Mr. Gibbs as a humble Tory, he would tell them this he was ...

... community of all shades of political thought in older that they may together to resist that most desperate policy. Peers, Tory, Whig, and Radical, are all gathered together in the Opera-house, which the object of William Hercoars's mare, to eupport two of ...

... emphrygra. They are beginning to find that , the employment given by the landlords and capitalists and great owners of lend is Whig sheet, and that the farmers are not in a ;mites or have no desire to employ the labourers to the same extent as formerly. Ws ...

... twinkling of an eye, and unless you areprepared lost. (Cheers.) I see around me members of Pluliament of all descriptions —Whigs. Conservatives. and Radicals. I make no distortion—l am no politician—and twill tell them ' and they will all agree with me ...