... wend his 5way. onr ?? story you published on briday of the ,me I3:ingf telling the bishop to keep clear: of the bis d-d Whigs reminds me (says a correspon- in dnt) of PaX ory told by the veteran Rev. Robert :on Jones, Llanillyfi, the well-known Baptist ...

... and were etigaged as principally in fightitng the battle of the masses h against the arrogance and oppression of the Is' Whigs. ie Disrs5rABLISITNEXT Orr'. is Mr. Gladstone's crushing confutation of the lg Liberationists when speakirig in support of ...

... that his mind is seriously unsettled, and that lie is wobbling towards Unionism. Lord Wolverton, another of the few great Whig peers who ?? to Mr. Gladstolme, was recently announced to bh anxious to quit his connection with Gladstonism. There is hamdlhy ...

... whose banner Rome Rule is inscribed, be the writer observes with astonishment, and ol then adds, Have we not tolerated this Whig L and ?? element too long? What m Wales wants is more of the Parnellite spirit. vi Writers of this stamp have worked them- ...

... Lamrpeter MIr. 13. F. Willianms dlecribed Mr. Evult Davies, the enti-titler, its asa Cardiganrslsire C11,rity Couocillor witih whigs, an rrtrreilic six font thiree. Fr-om the way in which the tickete for tire Cnrdiff Hint ?? parforinatce of 'Coptain Switt ...

... month or two, a proposition which had nothing to do with the question at issue. 'The passing of the Septennial Act by i the \Whigs after the death of Queen Anne, and the accession of the IHanoverian dynasty, was undoubtedly a coup d'elat of the most raudacious ...

... majority of 1,762 in 1886 has gone down by a round thousand, It is iinportarit to remember that for 56 years the Liberals, or Whigs as they call them in far Scotland, have d held uninterrupred possession of Baniff, while, 5 with the exception of the brief ...

... somnewhat unimportant factor in Welsh ber politics, or that the electors as yet had not utor learnt to distinguish between Whig and ef Tory. Both alternatives come mueh to dy. the came thing, and unmistakably point to ids, the recent rise and progress ...

... troublear i n made for the G.0OVA, by those sd the of his own household. Apart from the s( g hip row over the Cabinet of Whigs, bo~ ~ rwith which we deal in another place, we have we orMr. LAntOUCEitE pressing his scuttle policy,th ived the Social Democrat ...

... honoorable? a , says Selborne, glib, t- I knew it was a fib; is I call'd it honourable., e Wise cried shame upon it? a We, say Whig 'and Tory; All who care for England's gloryI is We cried '8hafme upon it.' d Who approved it strongly? We, bried the Bads ...

... Liberals are cii Sastff-nscrked generation.They are less placable liig a than Radicals and more dogged than Tories. L 'l'hey, the Whig element as they are some- I times called, have always felt a shyness of Mr. an i Uhamberlain, However much they distrust ;I1 ...

... ohuarge you, as you shall Illiliwer before Almighty God, that you never, by word or deed, give encouragnlueent to those d-d Whigs, who would upset the d Church of England. :f J Many were the amusing incidents which took te plade inside the polling stations ...