... Storthing bear no analogy to those in the Hotse of Commons. In Scaodinavia the Tories are Con- servatives, the Conservatives Whigs, the Whigs Liberals, the Liberals Radicals, end a Radical is a fe11'tiaA Dfrevel-a description which hardly needs translation. Herr ...

... not no intend to give them im a fairer representation than they have yet had in any Liberal Government. The place- hunting Whigs having been get rid of, 'a considerable numier of offices formerly monepolized hy tmese gety r e disposal. A good manly plishinig ...

... preserved the Whig trdtiiol sey, intact ard in their pristine parity. He (3lr Due Chamberlain) feared that the last of the ,hI - Mr. was still stewing in Parnellite jcioe. ?? laughter and cheering.) Of this, howeter, be ,I I as sure, that the great Whigs whom ...

... simply be making provision for the bolition of. a order in Ireland, and to endow in' competenee and illiteracy. Te Northern Whig (Unionist) says :-The bill, taken as a whole, is a long step in the right direction, and a great improvement on what it undertakes ...

... oni th conltroversy ait was on the H~owe Rulie side. ?? icertaiily - ever appeared -as a Uins,- thoghf hi-hs silence hed; his Whig :reltos it. -. ?? that lie -incintedW in ta dietin -, . s The Tooting Colee of which- the RevD' CY ,'leilly i5s prinipl.as ...

... fellow- townsmen. Councillor Lancaster would never give his:. political conscience into the keeping, of, e~verybody, not .-even a Whig Duke. Some people' -even in Birmingham were born toadies,- aind; when they could not get a peer to perform on they fell E to ...

... com- ment on the gentleman behind, little knowing that it was the faithful Jesse, and be had not cheered. THE RADICAL AND THR WHIG. Lted by old «* £ £ fh-don oTtbe'gSml rOUl^tocler'tra House of the unseemly 0,th gentleman sitting m the assailing Liberal ...

... sneered N - at Parish Councils he recommended District t Councils in the next breath, and he followed up r his eulogy of the Whig Poor Law by praising 1 M Mr. CIIAMBERLATN'S Pension Scheme, which r I 11hs been condemned with touching unanimity e by every ...

... loaves and fishes, Did not hr. Pattison Tong ago, in an often-quoted epigram, admit thst however Mola a man voted with the Whigs, he would do well to dine with the Totiesd Those who are interested in profit-sharing experivaents will be Had, hear that William ...

... the nexti election co: ie. they would have a. Radical maritwiheflt o 11 would move twice as quickly as the old-fashioned tel Whig party (laughter and cheers). He wanted the dol men of South Gloueesterto stand shoulder to shoulder idand to fight under the ...

... Ar had been h asking in the course of his speech, anm when trying to be severe on Sir, WiLmtIA , HARCOURT, Where are the Whigs ? MXr, MORLEY retorted on him most effectively by1I turning round to him, looking him full inW the face, and asking him, ...

... tma1itig a provision for the abolition of all order I ill Ireliilld and to endow incompeteccy and illi- taracV. 'Tbb Tvrhlhme' Whig (I'nioniat) says the Bill, I takell as a while, is a Ibug slep in itse right direc- tioi, and a gieat improvement on whit it ...