... Shaw has a been before the pablic during so brief a season, and her services are already in such universal CONSERVATIVES AND WHIGS. demand, Messrs, Moon are fortunate in (BY having been able to arrange for her visit to The Daily News, commenting on Lord ...

... the or a report of of the Papers en pres therefore, probably be presented LAND QUESTION. paragraph in the Belfast Northern Whig did not t ona Land Bill, which bill the Government would not until they saw a ELALS. SULTAN. Lord G. HAMILTON, in answer to ...

... Randolph Churchill was reported to have stated, om the authority of some news- paper, which he did not name, that I, ‘an old Whig, and now moderate Libera} Uni had formally joined the Primrose League,” and he a: that he wished other Liberal Unionists would ...

... he feels strongly, nor does he believe that his vote or that of his followers ty favour of the grants will influence either Whig, Tory, ot Radical in the slightest degree. Certainly he bas acted quite without regard to the main object of his life. It did ...

... Liberal Unionists are only fossil Whigs, who left the Liberal Party to prevent themselves being turned out of it. When that calumny becomes stale, then it is’ made a us that we are subject for attack upon not all fossil Whigs, but that many of us are Radicals ...

... the terms of the Convention to submit the wi to the House of Commons, but there will be small h of its becoming law if the Whig leader and votes against it. Tf, on the other hand, Lord may scrape through. Hartington gives the measure his countenance, ...

... readily were exh, for its. restoration sent in, the church has been closed to all save restorer, and in the two and a half years whig have intervened many al have notoriety which beautiful St. Mary's, owing both to and its the centre of one of London’ in fares ...

... the person that it is highly impolitic, to say least, that recognised and xd chief of the Whig ty. The local taxes should be controlled an assessed by Govern- ‘Whigs had played an honourable part in history. That ment officials; and, again, there is the ...

... ‘THE WESTERN MORNING NEWS, FRIDAY, BRUARY 1,? 1889. Lord Derby, who was proud of having ‘dished the Whigs ;” but. there is really no reason why such problems as those connected with the enfran- chisement of leaseholders and the of ground rents should ...

... WARDROBES, BOOKCASES, oe. at leas than half cost all in iun ; Kitchen Tal Exchange and ren requisite for hous aay. Babb and Whig Ze ...

... goes back for nearly a hundred years to the Whigism of Mr. Fox, # hich enabled Pitt to carry out his foreign po! The Portland Whigs _ lost their identity, but secured their object. The Lil Unionists have stro: leaders than the Duke of Portland in Lor Hartington ...

... hisses. anarchy or sanctioned disruption. Hartinctos, who was loudly cheered, said be boped the time was far distant when tie Whigs would consent to be swamped by unmitigated Toryism, or permit themselves to merged in what he would never admit to be the true ...