... the House of Loris -was one which would occupy attention more than ever in years to come. Nor tht -ffe restann inluence of th Whig had been, wvxbdr by ter behxg . absorbed in the stagnait pool of the flny zwinmp the result w&s likely to be,, momeutons. The ...

... this Bill ail], ?? as itmow-ba eon becomielaw. It-will tSi3- fore nott be amis to-consider tbermvvisius of ?? with a vi of whig pt o- pects it has of becming -ap popular-measur, and 0 of a!k1ahg-micutua dzstress,.aai-xpca.. The nain, leatures *of tle ...

... disputed the claim of Sir George Trevelyan. Then the seat in Govan, although won in 1885 and 1.836 by a Tory, was fought by a Whig instead of by one openly wearing the political mantle of Sir William Pearce. Lord Hartington and his advisers are prepared ...

... Lord Lorne get over the fact that his father and he, who represent the great Whi house of Argyll% which was Whig in the brave oid days when Whig meant Radical, are cordial, and even violent senpporters of the party now in- stalled in power undor a Prime ...

... ble theories being exposed and overthrown. There are many indicaticms that the Tories are not perfectly satisfied with the Whig alliance as it stands. They have unbounded faith in Lord HaCtington, whose future is bound up with their own; but they look ...

... of November betfto it turns into a mioth. The fmale, of this motch is only l the f, Size of the riale, and is destitute of Whigs. It b, ese a whitish body, and there is av black mark on l tlhe head. The alile his reddish-yellow forela wines dotted with ...

... Ministerial criseswhnW everything is done formally, when Lord Johen brob Russell and Lord Palmeraton were quarreljling br when the Whigs and the Radicals were in- tviguiuig agaiust one another a little later, when Do, Lord Randolph Churchill was seeking to over- ...

... anxiety to what the future of the House of Coimmncs might be, and, in order that it m srht be . a good and wise House, whether Whig ur LTory, or anything else, they must t-.ke care that the future voters should be as weil educated as they possibly conld be ...

... for its new owner. This may be taken as a guarantee for the preservation of the traditional borne of the Whigs. The house will remain after the Whigs have all perished. LTast Saturday thc Cornishmen of London held their festival Yesterday it was the turn; ...

... leaders of osteiiibly hostile parties have found oo. aiition practicable-the juncture of the less oligarchic section of the Whigs with Canning, of the followers of Sir, Robert Peel with Lord John Russell and Lord lualnierston,- of the Duke of Devonshire ...

... will ,a c-: interest to see if he exhibits any - .i the great hereditary ability of is po - - on' I - Ampthill, a scion of the Whig house ie c- ;:us- !I, to whom is entrusted the duty of tht E te Address, we have a member of grI : rai Unionist party. Last ...

... couisititedaies where true Nationalist opinion is so bareficedly betrayed to hold rfass meetings denunoiator' of their shalumeless Whig roPreseatastives. 'The following circular has been sent out from taie executive ofiloer of the Irish Natosl 'League of Great ...