... with him are Mr. Asquith, Mr. Arnold Morley, and Mr Shaw Lefevre, Of these last, Mr Arnold Morley ts said te ineline to the Whigs but he has been persuaded to con- tinue neutral by the threat th@, if he moves in the direction of the Lords, both the Chancellor ...

... of natural selection. He was readi ing Feceutly a sump which between the School a Bradford and the ment many years ago, im whig the Bradford Board explained that ba sprung up almost without ther in Bradfe The wind usually select class to be attended by ...

... he revived in Ireland the fecling which created the late Earl uf Portsmouth, who was a keen | Was uncommonly glad when those Whig gentlemen went and an upri ¢ business man. eers were not allowed to | over to the other side, for they had been a millstone ...

... people mid ed the first Reform Bill against the feeling of iadividaal second Reform Rill of represented the ofa istence of both Whigs and tives, Tord Ripon bimself belonged to the ‘slow-coaches ' th many others. When that bill came before tee Londo came as ...

... mentary Reform vas of paramount interest, it WATERS. Best shops and Hotels, used to be said that the Tories had caught the — Whigs bathing and had stolen their’ clothes. The Liberals of our day appear to be trying to im- Tas Beverace Co., Exersn. prove upon ...

... however, hold that there would have been no disturbances had Chitral been | abandoned, a statement which is easily made, but whig cannot be proved, and it 1s scarcely reason- able, considering that the tribesmen aro always fighting. On the other band, Lord ...

... Opposi. tion, and he ought tc have shared tho duty telling in the Government lobby with Mr. Anstruther, one of the Government Whigs, By mistake, however, ho joined the Radical mew: bers in the Upposition lobby, and before he was aware of the mishap he was ...

... elahnnne s|Kfche» in ihej HoU'c of Lord-, of which was » member h-r nearly hfty year-, sod lUtvatcnml now and ilieu lead party •* Whigs but absu- nillui’iiiv. Ins faults of temper licilig >uch that ho wculd neither attach himself leader nor attach follower* to ...

... prevent the further spread of the | naif of the present century traders—to @ consi extent—did rule the roost ; they were the Whigs, the jon! ly market for meat and maize, and it would be simple “Life of St. Malachi,’ as ‘Christiani nomine, re Pi ve — never ...

... Bow bring twice the traces of a Hie beimet was damaged and his clothes Avent afterwards bad 9 tisk eye and face was very much Whig eabinte Yor the defence, Mr. tited bun of the groaa! cal @) upoe. Defradant was trom bis Leother's, and went back at four with ...

... bow many of you together or one after the (Langhter.) It must be patent to all thinking people that the old term: of Tory and Whig, Conservative and Radical bave entirel) from tho of no”}-and that we are now two par: ties—Unionists and Disunionista --(cheers ...

... its 40 dive. Pennycross Ward, and four representatives, is as tan anachronism as any of the old boroughs against which the Whigs used to launch their shafts of cule in pre-Reform days. But its rejection of leasant fact for the Liberal Mr. Gardner, is an ...