... there ?? bitternose as at this mo- ment. Tho Libhlrnl pazlyv-as then as now divided into two partieo. Ilhere were the Court Whigs, and they denounced Edmand BurkegCharlos Jamea lox, and the groat statesmen of that time. They called them troitors and Ameican ...

... many people as possible from coming upon the rates. But, if so, how comes it that there is probably not a single candidate, Whig or Tory, in all London who dare take his stand on this high- flying doctrine when he appeals to the electors? The more important ...

... Tise, he said, described Liberalism. Nothing, however, could more accurately sum up psuedo Unionism, and the slowly expiring Whig dissent, which the ?? of Birmingham is trying to bolster up. Lord Hartington called Sir W. Harcourt's speeches ponderous ...

... metropolis, anm it is only explainable by the assumption that it is a bribe given by Lord Salisburyto one of the wealthiest of the Whig coercionists. * * # # # WARREzT, the incompetent, has still failed to trace any of the murderers who have been terrorizing ...

... Irish members, he was not paid, and did not intend to accept any payment for his sor: vices. Mr. Heneage, a Dissentient Whig, moved that King-Harman's salary should be provided out of the £-20,000 which the British tax-contributors pay the Lord Lientenant ...

... technical sub- ject, was delivered with extraordinairy animatiou of manner, the ?? proved conclusively that the Budget of the Tory-Whig coalition has been framed so as to relie re the lauded classes at the expense of the inliabitarts of towns. Mr. Gosecien, in ...

... themselves outsiders cannot estimrute. maie this grent stand in tie teeth of opposition from tire Tory section of tie press-Tory, Whig, Unionist, and ?? and encorrraged only by the one Riepuiliean jorirral in Imngilrrld, Reyniold.i's Newrsparper wnich, in spite ...

... dealt with in the House of Commons. For this reason, I con- tend that it is the bounden duty of Liberals of all denominations, Whigs, Radicals, Home Rulers, and working-class representatives, neither to oppose nor obstruct the Bill. Granted that home rule ...

... except the Irish question. At a by-election, electors, if they are moderate men, -vill be more apt to vote, for a moderate Whig, even if he has gone a little astray. on the Irish question, than for a pronounced Democrat wvho is in their view unsound on ...

... lively reading. Mr. Haldane is an original member of the Eighty Club, and until he came out as a Home Ruler was suspected of Whig leanings. Sir Edward Grey, who (it is understood) will follow Mr. Haldane into the cave to-day, affords in appearance a great ...

... their intention to yield somewhat on the question, and refused any reparation. There were lourd cheers fronm the Tories and Whig Unionists at this decision; so another cx- tension of arbitraery power has been given to the polieC, wvlio, ill future, may ...

... Unionist party, and said the platform that evening w as al extraoidinary one, including as it did the chairman, who held fast to Whig principles Lord 1-1. Bruce, M.P.. a staunch Conservative; and himself, a Radical. What broullt those conflicting elements togetiere ...