... Parliament. Such is the natural effect of the House of Commons being broken up into several contingents not under the thumb of Whigs and Tories. The Church in France is a standing difficulty with all Ministries; the Labour question threatens to become the ...

... a paid lecturer in defence ofE a n anachronism as effete as the House of Lords. There is Mr. Corn- wallis West, a Coercion Whig, with a much be-photographed wife. There is Mr. Balfour, the man who published a treatise advocating doubt in the matter of ...

... ' 7.4:5 St. Jams'3s, Ludy V imitlerlicre's F1iii.'' GA.3: Savoy, ''he Vicar o;f 33 o,''v 0.50, Straw: nc, Nlire Nv'ic Whig, 8.40; 'eI oi'S. 'T''the T'imnes, 8; '1'aerd'S, ?? 'Walker, Lolle ?? 8: Moo' andul BurgesS Muiwtrled,, 8; JEgyptia,, , H::ll ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... William Harcourt describing himself at fire sonice unnamied period as thle last beritor of she V/big principles. 1 Where is the Whig now? 1 lied lie asked, turning upoti Sir William Harcourt late arntiid enthusiastic cheers from ?? Conservatives. d [ian Mi' ...

... were ftts Irish lquecstioni dead and! buried, titoe' could lie ito ittioll betwuelltilte fi-icuds of Demtocracy tind this Wh~ig cliqlue of lmitidonis and lawyers,- THERE t5 eveory reason to think that ftsineilfluenlzat epiulemic is 'low on theuelte t ...

... leave thue country to be regulated by a foreign Government. The Op. position lhull asked where were the Whigs, and lie would ask where were the Whigs who wouldat- tempt to palm off on this country a policy they could not define or were unwilling to disclose ...

... liavs always adherdo n hc ehv - perpetually maintained, aied Isoudlktoawh iceso thle Whigs u11on1 this sbet Lehe n 5 cheers.) If tiiere ever was asbett eii tile Whigs by tradition and lrlcpalasbe aI iotitd, it is thke question of r~elgos equality. 8It ...