... grand thing to publish an article by a British Duke, especially when the subject .was : Home flule, and the Duke a reactionary Whig. Bat smartness eclipsed itself when Mr Gladstone, the prophet of Home Ralet the man who, of all other men, believes in Home ...

... reputable about their caste, they could hardly choose better than the head of the Cavendishes. The Caven-. dishes have been a great Whig family for genera- tions, and they have been a familf-eminent for brain. It has been looked upon is a matter of course that ...

... to na ede to the withes of Mr Redmond, and his finned his address to the elecbors. He refers to Mr Sweetman as a retiring Whig, and says h 3 seeks the support of the independent NatIonalists as a consistent and unewervlngf suporter of the policy of ...

... the same time he did enormous service to the to Conservative party. He was a link between the old-fashioned Tories and the Whigs. In the House of Commons, his sedate disposition and well-balanced character made him more useful than many another with more ...

... but they were from 1648 to 174I5, and it may be well for Unionists to remember that Parliaments were made eeptennial by a Whig minister, because if the Tories had- returned to power they would have endeavoured to upset the present dynasty. There are ...

... very simple, but very honest. They had not been long under his tuition before they learned the great art of 1 dishing the Whigs, at which they have since become so marvelously proficient. He taught them to supply their deficiency of originality by a ...

... and for shorter Parliaments. Few electors are sufficient students of history to remember that the Septennial Act was simply a Whig device to secure the position of the Hanoverian dynasty and to prevent the 'danger of a Stuart restoration. The reason for ...

... stage a mystery, it will be welcome. For Mr T. H. Bolton has not the record which we usually find iwith Radicals who become Whigs, His position as member for North St. Paneras is the reward of bard, consistent endeavour on behalf of the working classes ...

... the opposite direction, and there was a convenient oppottunity of excusin Froude and at the same time belabouring the great Whig writer. We are not prepared at the present moment to compare the two, but William III was certainly worthier material to make ...

... hope to- C win. It was not contested in 1886, and in a 18E5, when the Liberal candidate was a strong 15 local man, albeit a Whig, the Tories won by 14 nearly 300 votes. To do as in 1885 pre- b supposes defeat. Mr Mellor is, in many respects, a a capital ...

... haso now harked ack to Its avowed polioy of promoting wrecking amendments. The other week the whole force of the Opposition Whigs and Tories who are relying ou the Horse 1of Irds to overthrow Home Rla voted for a single Chamber inIreland. Yesterday the ...

... after the general election. The electors can see that the Opposition really control the proceedings, apparently because the Whig element on the Treasury bench cannot face 'Iory gibes, We have no patience with the childish reluctance to use the closure ...