... asked where were the Whigs ? Yet four or five years ago he boasted that be was the only lIving man who had preserved the Whig traditions in act and in their pristine purity. lie (Mr Chamberlain) feared that the last of the Whigs was still stewing in ...

... referred to the chief of them. Assuming that the Session goes on to a peaceful end, two attempts are to be made to dish the Whigs. That, we may say, is the, only policy the Tories have had since Disraeli. It was Mr Disraeli who first con- vinced the Tory ...

... announced that five orA six years ago Sir William was proclaiming i that he was the only surviving Whig, and o now Mr. Chamberlain pointed to this old- i original Whig steeped in Parnellite juice. V The effect of this was electrical. The recur- ring cheers ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... bad former evening asked were the Whigs; and four or fire years ago boasted tiart wm the only living who had preserved the tatffc— intact, and their pristine purity. (Mr. Chamberlain) feared that the last of the Whigs was atM fe in juke. (Grat laughter ...

... speech, made an eloquent appeal f to the Whigs. Where are the Whige? lie said. r Why, it was only a few years ago that my right hon. friend publicly boasted that hie himself was the only living I descendant of the Whigs. (Laughter and cheers.) I I am afraid ...

... Nothing^ more calculated to create ill-will to- wards England in America could possibly have been devised. (Hear, hear.) Here the Whigs, who professed to be the followers of Burke, Eox, Grey, and Grenville, proposed to sacrifice the principles of religious equality ...

... 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' ...

... ago i the right honocrable gentlemnantold us he was the 2 only living descenchsnt of the Whigs-Claughter)- and if that were so I am afraid the last of the a Whigs is now stewing in Parnellile juice-(laugh- t terl-and if the shaies of the great names ihe ...

... 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 ...