... favour of the third reading of the bill for England now before the House of Commons. The London correspondent of the Northern Whig, says Should Lord Hersehell decline the chairmanship of tbe Royal Commission on the working of the Welsh Sunday Closing Act ...

... ideas, and he left the university a zealous Whig. The name of Whig had not then become a reproach. The Whiggism of Macaulay was not the invertebrate, nerveless article now associated with Lord Hartingtou. The Whigs those days were the representatives of all ...

... cy to return their proteges solely in order to pre- ventHome Rule, foritis merely coercion which cements the bond between Whigs and Tories. This unholy alliance is entirely sustained by the Irish question alone, for upon few other matters do the Dissentient ...

... He remem- bered when Mr Ptioe was seleoted as a candidate he thought him a Whig, and looked for weakness. Instead of weakness he found strength. (Cheers.) He looked for a Whig, hut found a sturdy, uncom- promising Liberal. (Renewed cheers.) The editor ...

... severe. I believe you. Do you 'spect thar's another man in the State of Arkansaw that can write as scorching a thing ag'in the Whig candidate ? If there were facts to justify it I doubt not such an article might be produced, replied the young lawyer. To ...

... Liberal, or so-called, representatives in Par- liament were at best but a mixed breed, showing far more pronounced traits of a Whig parentage than of Radical blood, The squire and the parson were still among the powers that be, and were to be feared and obeyed ...

... reduced to the round dozan. For some reason three Liberals belonging rather to the Radical wing. than to what is left of the Whig party voted with the Government. These were Mr Halley Stewart, Dr Macdcnald, and Mr Phillips, whose votes count six on a division ...

... join in the cry, and have at the same time been content with the jog-trot rate of progress with which the traditions of the Whig element in Liberalism have been so familiarised, are being brought to realise that they can no longer shout with both fox and ...

... Do any inhabitants of the district make a practice of availing themselves of the bona fide travellers clause 1 The Horlhem Whig says it; can be stated on the best possible authority that there ia no foundation for the report that Lord Aberdare has been ...

... reckless moments have I beard him ordering a supper of snails. Some 20 or 30 years ago the Tories and Liberal Unionists (or Whigs, as they were then called) were in the babit periodically of crying out that we were Americanising our institutions the moment ...