... absurd to refer the subject to a Com- mittee from which he is excluded. But Whigs and Tories all seem to agree with Mr. Jacoby in running Mr. Labouchere to the front. Both Whigs and Tories will probably find that of the two members for North- ampton they ...

... during his lifetime by instituting this competition and presenting to the winner an orange-coloured coat, suggestive of his Whig principles, and a badge of the white horse of Hanover, symbolic of Liberty. The coat was full of pockets, and each pocket held ...

... ittitude of Lord 3helburue in 1799-1840 on the Irish question was rather uncertain. Lozd Holland, in his I laezomirs of the Whig Party,'. says:-' Lord Laos-; downS was embarrassed with the qo ion of the Unioue. His adhesion to it, in any case. was of a ...

... faith of the people and the old family traditions hang well together that the name is one to conjutre with even in Fifo. The Whig Unionists have therefore as dis- tinct a notice as can be expressed by any political event, that political extinction awaits ...

... benches by a Tory Administration. It used to, be said- As bees on flowers alighting cease to hum,, So settling into places Whigs are dumb. Now, we may say that when a Tory Government is in power they feel settling on the troubled sea of political strife ...

... malicious of detractors admits with reluctant candour that there is no one in politics who is even a patch upon Mr. GLADSTONF Whig and Tory all agree in eulogizing the speech of last night-d speech in itself not so much worthy of notice for what it contained ...

... Lord Charles Beireaford ? It is true that a certain class of 4ladetoniams may be more attracted to the respectable scion of a Whig family than to the Positivist Professor who bore the Home Rule banner three years ago. But the main issue on which the electors ...

... end were easi roused by the familir squeak that beralds the psnlormasies of Punch and Ind .Uo the Parde. the gree ill upon whig the Wish Towi*r-4Ads, the white cl : and the wlli, hii ibw e kground we* ba~ed in n t, nd sh from recant showers- The houses ...

... Irelaud, the principles of Fox and of BfURX,. Up to that ti, it hardly mattered, so far as Ireland was corn cerned whether Whigs or Tories were in office- we mean of course in the interval between Fox and GLADSTON& No matter what proges$ in. thie art of ...

... Despite the presence of his father, Trevelyan senior announced himself (in the words of Macaulay's speech at Edinburgh) a Whig of Whigs. A scene from the Frogs of Aristophanes, another in French, and a third from Shakspeares All's Well that Ends Well ...

... in out history when such a principle has been geaerally acepted. ?? L_ grants have been opposed by Tories as well as bt by Whigs. But it is atter absurdity to ague )t that a mao who opposes a Royal grant in Committee of the whole House is not l guilty ...

... been invited to little purpoeo in the course of thesecton- troversies,: but lis inspiration was manifest. to-night. Tories, Whigs, and Radicals, Home Rulers and Unionists. Orangemen and Pamnellites as they poured at of the House as Mr. Gladstone sat down ...