... proceedings of the Union of which he was successively secretary and president. His great achievement was his speech against the Whig Reform Bill. [This, by the way, was unearthed by Disraeli, and used in debate many years afterwards.] In April, 1831, Arthur ...

... received an almost universal benediction in the House of Lords, and the only peer of any weight who spoke against it was the Whig Lord BROUGHAM. On a division its second reading was carried by 53 toll| Does anybody suppose that any sucti majority favourable ...

... title heard is that of the great Duke of ?? who created the land, created the community, and did his work thoroughly with the Whig spirit in the days wh. n WVhisgery was the true gospel of social, economic, and political progress, and the great ?? fannihy ...

... shire Rector is the spokesman, we fancy, of a large class. There were Tories who never forgave Disraeli for dishing the Whigs in 1867. There are Tories to-day who will never forgive Lord Sailisbury for dishing the Radicals in .891. And as Lord Salisbury ...

... gentleman who waited to see which way the cat jumped, and made no concealment of his methods. MV~r, John Morley was a thinker with Whig ideas of half a century ago; but Mr. Shaw admitted that he at least says what he thinks, whilst a good many leaders do the ...

... be equalized by a just distribution of wealth, which can only be effected by thie working classes in the teeth of the great Whig party, weakened for the moment by its division into three rival sections, Gladstonian, Liberal- Unionist, and so-called Tory ...

... two parties, the Laboour and the anti-Labour; andt under wihatever (ilsoobuie the hitter maR hide itself, whether Tory, or Whig, or monoolistic Liberal, ase slli have no compromise with it. When we speak of I.abour representation woc idont Nlean tho return ...

... work- will in many re-,e:ts quite bear comparison with that of some of our smart ?? pressmen) used to take care that the Whig dogs should nc't i:vte the best of it. Of courute, there are no Dr. Johnsons in th,- Gallery nowadays; still, it is fatuous ...

... Programme of 1385. But why not ? The advance is one of the advantages which have compensated us in large measure for shedding our Whigs. We beg to call the Duke of Argyll's attention to the fact that his highly ducal and genteel personalities about Mr. Gladstone ...

... autho- rized Liberals coming second, and the Tories third. Since then the auth-oriz7ed Liberals, having been relieved of their Whig encurn- brances, have dashed ahead, well in front of Mr. CHAM- IBE RLAINN'S old position. Mr;lv. CHAMBERLAIN has stood still ...

... with home Rule had Mr. r. P. O'Connor never issued his historical manifesto about the Base, Treacherous, and Bloodthirsty Whigs.-I am, Sir, your obedient servant, November 20. R. B. CUNINGHAPrE GRAHAM. CLEANING SILVER.-All dirincultv in keeping siver ...

... enlisted in the Tory ranks, there are objec- tions to him which might defeat the claims of even a stronger man. Fossilized Whigs might conceivably follow a renegade Radical. An English party could not well be led by a man in whom its members had no personal ...