... people from being partisans, they should try to make them honest and jndicion-* partisans, make Tories good Tories, and Whigs good Whigs, and Radicals good Radicals. This principle should run into religious controversy also, and Cborch History afforded an ...

... at time. took years to overcome that feeling, and if any clothes were stolen it was tbe Tory clothes, which were stolen the Whigs early in this century, when the Tory party failed tbeir duty and prescience. They opposed introduction of the great Reform ...

... feels this to be the case, and is vexed and disheartened accordingly. He knows that the candidate for his suffrages is lordly Whig who is compelled to submit to a squeezing process. To Lord Edmond Fitzmaurice this ordeal must be very disagreeable, not to ...

... aright—and who could as far as bis poor capacity wont, gauge the result of those political measures. In the history of the great Whig party there was no one who stood higher than Lord Laos* downc. Ho had a singular influence upon the time. He was of moderate ...

... would be for the first time democratic government in power (applanse). Up till now they bad had the Whigs as millstones round tbeirnecks, bat now the 'Whigs wonld have to take a back seat, and they found the locomotive too quick they could get down and take ...

... members of which bad been friends of bis own, and he also knew that Mr Labonchere was of Whig origin and proclivities, and escaped the skin his teeth from being Whig peer, and wasteirible to think of that (laughter). did nut know wbat might have become ...

... noble lord is not pleased when is reminded of his proclivities. says that the Whigs of former times were the Radicals of that day. might have added that the aristocratic Whigs of those days were a most exclusive, oligarchical, and grasping set. They made ...

... Radios! sectionthey have given up the idea peasant proprietary and land purebase.and in order to conciliate another section the Whigs and the Lords—in their late Cabinet they refused to entertain, and will continue refuse entertain,a proposal for reducing the ...

... than that those who took possession of them in tbe words of the old joke that the Tories took the clothes of tbe Wbigs while Whig* were bathing (laughter). But it was far better to Lave reforms from Conservative Government tban nothing all. must have something ...

... b Evans, P. Balfour, o& b Cottenll, 3 ; E. Carter, b Evans, 10; WH. Wakefield, Evans, 1; C. J. N. Fleming, not out, ; H. J. Whig bam, c Biocuck, Evans. 0; H. S McDonald, c Blocock, b Evans, 7; B. H. Fell, Cotterill, 0; extras, 9; total, 246. Mr Baxendale's ...

... machine is still /tin its experimental stage. Trials have taken place '•in France, but much difficulty has been experienced, /©whig to the immense variety of circumstances dealt with in connection with vine culture. Several purchases have been made by colonial ...

... in politics, but until Mr. Gladstone adopted Home Rule the chief item in the Liberal programme the Duke always supported the Whig party, to which his family had for generations belonged. The Duke of Devonshibe devoted his great abilities (for they were ...