... Salisbury can do to keep his followers in submission to such a colleague. In Tory circles Lor4-Northbrook 1 islooked upon as a prim Whig. The Toriesi have always disliked the Barins, and they are * ,tetin to-,ay wvith all thelr force against r.thbroek. Mr. -Smith ...

... into a littl, more dun olidit. They w~ated the Libera Unionist' best mnand thbey hwve gt- bin. Thegdid not wanta te' entire Whig gang sid they ~tea d ethe: The Liber ist are not so well aste Theyha aurrdlar g e I vonneutlen with thO e with no con- slderable ...

... 2eirnea that he would not object to Mlr. Parnell ?? inn an Irish Republic if Mr. iarncll ut . in: raid him in smashing the Whigs. Mr. Chaznts. lain has replied that the statement is witbohut the slightest foundation. Tnc leUsa1 LOYAL AND PAoR-O-;C T\N ...

... metroplitain Whig member, scorn- fully called by'a Londbn Conservitive paper n an inferior Wbig s-which' must be a very huable ordero, political being. (laughter.) Butthe instinct i of self-preservation goes very low down. Even an iisferior Whig knows very ...

... refused to Lord Randolph Churchill. It will be inte- resting to know if the politician who persists in wearing the garments of a Whig has re- i pented of his resistance to the extension of the franchise, of his solicitude for the Egyptian bondholders, or of ...

... less than the spara- tion of Ireland from. England. (Applause.) That was the question they had to consider, whether a man, Whig or Tory, would vote for or Iagainst the stepration of Ireland from England, and they knew very welt that Mr.eGosche would vote ...

... man of ?? and buts, a Tory who was no more a Tory than is one of that nondescript body whom we know, historically, as Whigs. - - Sir Stafford Henry Northeote-to use the c} name by which he was best known-'vas the eldest son of his father, Mr. Henry ...

... constituencies. Every effort is being put forth on both aides to prepare for the struggle in the Exchange Division. The Tory-Whig coal- tionists are so eager to deserve victory, if they cannot command it, -that they have apparently overcome their natural ...

... against any reformer; B was lisa excellence as a reformer; ?N was the end of a curious story, When he went to the poll as half- Whig and half-Tory. (Ioud laughter and cheers.) Well, gentlemen, I Wvas saying a little while ago that many events had happenel ...

... ranks. As an amendmrwub to the Address, Mr. Picton's motion is not likely to be adopted, with a Tory Government in power, and Whigs pledged to their support; but it iswell to have the question discussed, as discussion persistently renewed is the pathway to ...

... lhisision. Al the nore do irbhmsen, a, least, feel it when they raw t'he trimrming of Rome of your local e 'oteartoraries to the Whig paper Unionists during t!:e last fortnight. In my letter to you bef~ore the into election I told vou Go chen woula be defea ...

... after root~worda to modify their meanilng. It' fs {an afflz Get Morel's Gr ar, pulblished by Longmans. Xl. L. S.-The term Whig is of Scottish origin, and was first used in the reign of Charles IL, when it was contemptulously esipled to those who opposed ...