... to 1875, and tells us that in 1885 the Whigs rejected Mr. Gladstone- This is tho year in which Sir William Harcoart went ot about declaring that he was the one original, typical, and sathoritative exponent of Whig doctrines Ho describes those who stand ...

... thanks for presenta of lace and besiery made =n The Marchioness of Salisbury, in a letter yesterday gold-laced bat, and whi whig. Mr. am sure you Night. beekles, sword, al the performers Ip will also be to bear that Lord ‘There is a development of the ...

... policy was wrong—though he held it to be right, and all England agreed with him except an insignificant handfal of unpatriotic Whigs— character, even in statesmanship, is not always to be judged from a mistake in policy. Character is largely determined by ...

... of for the Partick | sume evening by Mr. Lacke, who advieed him to is cas of | Division, and enc of the Liberal Unionist Whigs, died at ‘that signe of vou. It was the the from the infinenaa. She is hying ill at | Park, yesterday morning, in bis on the ...

... tting of his own. In Islington the Unionists belong to the section of the and are often more enthusiastic than the and geatle Whig who in other Haring recovered from w! hat seems to have been asevere attack of influenza, Mr. Chaplin is again in town, and ...

... days brought it back, and it seems to have It dis- tion of the traditional home of the Whigs. The come back in its most malignant form. i home will remain after the Whigs have all perished. a summary Tyndall wri bes in to with mysterious suddenness from the ...

... of the Crown. This was For's in the small hours of af the fag end the session. Such a system as that | doctrine. **T'll an-Whig the gentleman for ever.” to| was Pitt’s retort when ho heard it, The ,| which we protest is certainly not conducive Parliament ...

... they it it part of their Of course the other party could it, and it seemel to him to bea sort i. then “the dishing of the Whigs.” (Laughter.) What they had now to do was to bring ‘apon the Govern- ment to: ide system free or assisted e-tacation not interfere ...

... battles with forged letters, They ‘tel alone on the ret of a good and of tra! (Applause) Me, ttrelleame before them not as a Whig or reform. Liberal, but as = Ralical with a strong programme of Whatever their their sim and as itical oppsvente might ray ...

... if death, mew Libderal. (Laughter.) le The Admiralty have contracted with Messrs, Yarrow and ait pot believe any rty, Tory Whig, Rad Co., of Poplar, for the immediate construction of two steel ne, not even in the Irish party. (Loud cheers, ) But be shallow ...

... Life of Johnson there is an account of a conversation in which the great doctor referred with less ascerbity than usual to a Whig statesman, who was the third Duke of Devoashire, and he said of bim that be was distinguished above all men for a dogged veracity ...

... the revised version, to prevent the Whigs and Radicals from working together. The Whigs and Radicals are working together as Unionists, and ‘Sir Charles Russell's attempt to put the whole Unionist party down as Whigs is the height of absurdity and. folly ...