... edited by Mr STEAD, is the policy of Mr JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, the policy of the less advanced Unionists, the policy of the defunct Whig party. We regret much to see this sudden change of front, amounting almost to a collapse. We hope it is not the first instalment ...

... gross scandal which had been banded down from generation to generation, the masterpiece of contradictions for which the old Whigs were as responsible as the old Tcries, and which bore upon their faces from first to last the old mint-mark of their creed ...

... described what his notions were of Radical reform, said that the Promised Land that awaited them was now occupied by Tories, Whigs, and Dissentient Liberals. He had drawn up a pro- gramme embodying views of his own. as to what their programme ought to be ...

... Liberal Unionists as the greatest friends the Liberal party have ever had, because by breaking away from us with their old Whig traditions, and their minute expectations, and by committing upon us the wrong and the shame of seeing former Colleagues of ...

... preceded by a suspicious allusion to the disordered condi- tion of Swaziland, and the neces- sity of interference. The Tory and Whig policy of this country of ours has always been, send a few families to settle down in a desirable territory, get them to pick ...

... charter. (Ap- plause.) From that had sprung all those great Liberal measures which had been passed during the last 50 years. The Whigs of those days ought not to be reproached by any Liber¡¡.1 of these days, for they passed that great measure to which they all ...

... Nationalist so far as his personal con- victions go. Under enormous pressure, and in art endeavour to secure the support of the Whig element in the constituency, he moderated during the election his Nationalist tendencies. It av- peared aL tbe time that he ...

... safe, and the An old weather saw bu? tro t? ? ??? ?? ?? ? ?? ?Q. ? t?? °? ??s 0? been unknown. like a f ? written The Whigs came roses W)? ? ?e, and withered a' our ? ...

... scornful silencing of some of our smart young members, who are, no doubt, a thor in the flesh to the old fossil Tories an Whigs of the British legislature. In sllcb an event Welshmen would still have beeu irritated and annoyed. But to put the on SIR HUSSEY ...

... nebulous, -And he is variously described at this data as a Liberal and as a Conservati le. The truth prpbably was that he was a Whig of the old school. Associated as ha was at one time with the groat Lord Brougham, ho was certainly nt an anti-Reformer. In ...

... words, which, I think, wore fnll of sens, right-feeling, i>mi wisdom:— You may depend upon it, Mr Gladstoue, it is not the Whigs who will save the country, nor the Tories who will save the country it is the mothers of England who will save the country ...

... Echo Musical Opinion The Lady Musical World The Metropolitan Trades Review The Northern Echo Newcastle Leader The Northern Whig, Bel. News of the World fast ,Norfolk Daiiy Staudard The Pelican Northern eekly Leader The Rderee Notts Exp:es8 Tllú Oldham ...