... NEAR LEEDS. YORKSHIRE ALES OH N A M WHIG HT I CKLEBRATICD “* T HS BKEW V, BRUNSWICK BEEWEBV COMPANY X ILUMTKD). LEEDS. BRADFORD >4. Road. Wert Bowßi*. . W. A T. FowrraK, High Row. HULL Mr. John W. Bcrtos. Spring Bank. INDIA PALE. STRONG. « lOI.D ALES ...

... Irish would have returned to their allegiance. It is ME. FxWounn who says that the great E3ngflsh Whigs echoed this cry. H3e quotes such typical Whigs as the DUKE oF BnnrOBD sand the MARQUIS OF IiAKSDOWNE as supporting it; and in the same connection ...

... the other day said acknowledged that was still proud of the name of Whig, and he said that still continued maintain and uphold true Whig principles. (Laughter.) How were those old Whig principles maintained bv the Government? Mr. Balfour made speech in ...

... Protestant or both combined ; Like good Erasmus, or au honest man ; In moderation placing all my glory While Tories call me Whig—and Whig 3 a Tory. POPE. (From the TForta.) The Princess of Wales and her daughters have been unremitting in their attention to ...

... Christianity. The achievement is in accordance with some of the best traditions of English statesmanship. LORD HARTINGTON AND THE WHIGS. The Daily Mriss ?? should not think we had any right to find fault with Lord Hartington for sus- taining any party or any ...

... acknowledged that he wais still proud of the name of Whig, and notwithstanding anything that might it have happened in recent times in his political life, he pro- e. fessed still to maintain and uphold true Whig Principles. a It was therefore a soureL of no'little ...

... elect the men do the work who are most likely do it well for the public, utterly aud entirely regardless whether the man is whig, or Tory, or Radical. (Loud applause.) the call the Earl Stiiathmokk three cheers were then given the burgess. Mr. Ritchie ...

... ineonsisteney' nnd, above 'all, with having departed from what he ?? the 'great historic principles of Liberalismn. He said- Whig is-a title to vwhiolf I canuot lay a claim. But though 'I cannot lay claim to it, I do n~ot see Lord Flartington'a claim. 'On ...

... or both combined ; Like KOOtl Erasmus, or an honest inau ; In moderation placing all my glory Whilo Torios call me Whi^—aud Whigs a Tory. Pope. Sir Morell Mackenzie is to be one of tbe lecturers at the Edinburgh Philosophical Institution during the winter ...

... But, for the present, we need not go beyond Ireland. Lord Hartington's enthusialsm for symmetry was quite foreign to the beat Whig traditions. When the battle has been won; when, by a ?? of Parliament, we have set the final seal upon the sins, the sorrows ...

... they could not count on the mechanical support of their newly found friends. Lord Hartington may argue as he likes — the old Whigs may fret find fume because their dictum is not accepted by the community generally—but it is all in vain. Public opinion is ...

... this statesmani is. mpotke,'of ~as: a in V between the Tory Administration~s ofth'e lend of ithe last PB D and the Whig Opposkitinsand the Whig XMuistries of th f begnnngof the -present~ century. tut we have bunm e il ~further, described as an adivanced Ifbewl ...