... Balfour. i The Liberal Premier, in a speech at vaI Birmingham, expressed himself as hopeful wse that the rank and file of the Whig a - Unionist revolt would recoil from the un- ph disguised Toryism into which their leaders an were guiding them. Mr. Balfour ...

... party, would only do their best. 7d Ye (Applause ) In many distriotethey had to appeal 6s tothe old Whig element m %he country; but be, £ bu would ask the Whigs to try and be engendered an ar with the new spirit in regard to political matters. H aed Let them ...

... good of their country which they never knew the end of. They knew' no politics in the army. Tories, Radicals, Conservativos, Whigs, and Liberal Unionists united in one company, and joined in saying God save the Queen -(tear, hear, and applause). Tile ...

... have the reins of Govern. mnent in' their* own' hands. Ireland had ibeen misgovernqd in the past 'both by ''onse'rV6tivs and Whigs. . ?? waS onlt' righit to 'grant Zr~alnd Home Rule, for Irishmen 'knse better thsn'ay-, body else VWht they Aubted,-Votis of ...

... of the neck ash-grey, upper part of the back dark chestnut-brown, which becomes paler on the lower part of the back; mfddle whig coverts white, except the three innermost, which are dull orange-browni the other wing coverts black. Miss H. II.'s visitors ...

... to-night at Chir'- under the presi- t dency of Mfr. Richrd 3Lf Blddulph, of (,hirk r Castle, son3 of the late Colonel Biddulph, a Whig. f who formerly di'.ided thle representation of Dfen- biglishire in Parlian~eut with the late Sir WatkinE t Willm Wynn, Bait ...

... an election saquib which both ama-ed and sriaclated hope. There w.as a chance of it helping ot n-u-e the enthusiasm of the Whig voters. This Is i cnurius march of the poemn: r-; ir.en, where is your great maegnanioity? W here's your boastec coilnge ...

... rep3ir this blunder. The wish has was often been expressed for the formation in Prance read a, of two grest parties, the one Whig and the-other Slo Tory, as in Enland, but unfortunately the fae ...

... politics such a proceeding is especially ' uperilous. Liberals have to deal with the b party which stole the clothes of the Whigs ho while they were bathing, with a party whose Ia consistent policy it has been first to oppose he Liberal measures as inimical ...

... England to which 80 per cent. of the English members were opposed. But the declaration teaches usi whatr to expect from the Whigs in this matter. Mr. Balfour had a guarantee of their assistance before he ventured to introduce the BiH, and they will not ...

... life was rarely lived laboriously. The t stress which has sprung out of our t democratised system was unknown to t the great Whig leader and his contempo- raries. Thiers passed through some terrible v experiences in a country racked by t. periodical cataclysms ...

... complete a volte face on the question, for no other apparent reason than that which is historically known as s dishing the Whigs, gave up the struggle I as hopeless. They made a stout stand s I against Mr. Asquith and his comparatively s a modest scheme ...