... should prepared, and the concents published some time beforehand. Then, given gne day, there la teuton why there should not he whig and gathering. H..*Nhhy, who srae teenonaible for the tall talk ao..ut heckling Mr UasnUyn the Universal Lights question. The ...

... Price la.td., 8a..3a.. and 6a. par Tin. a SAXTFOBD * BOH. Bandy, Bed*. A trial adfeited. POIOOH, for drawl ng Com Staaka. whig h;t Kay had throughout the United Kingdom In Boieo at l|, 2/9,4/6, k 11/-, 4. GREAT ORMOND STREET, LONDON. JUST ARRIVED W. ...

... Church lands were appropriated to secular purposes, and religion le a charge upon the Stats. The English aristocracy, both Whig and Tory, regarded with dread the triumph of such principles a country near England Burke's wort, •* Reflections on the French ...

... could lend himself to factious resistance to the Ministry of the day. In doing he would only following the example of the Whigs of the French revolutionary war. They encouraged and abetted the enemy methods which if they escaped the legal guilt of treason ...

... do so in obedience to the swing of the pendulum. The pre-tteform days of protracted Tory ascendency, the post-Reform days of Whig monopoly of power, have departed, and are not likely to be seen again. The transference of power to a more mobile class has ...

... Attorney- General of the Duchy of Lancaster, holding the last two ffices till his de«- h. temper and tradition West was old Whig, and mgb, largely reason family associations, remained under the umbrella till 1886, and even later, was for some three four ...

... Immediate return of the money. “Cant ha dona, year tordahip* mid the cabman, grinnl ig. Cant Why not f’’ rejoined the immortal Whig, M Why, my lord, 1 thought great nobleman like yon, of oouraa, meant to give tba moway aa oompenaation for tba honour of driring ...

... Mr Gladstone however, might be said to have done these things in good company, he had around him the successors of tbe old Whig party, men first-class attainments and reputation, but in 1886 change took place. They would remember that Latin line over ...

... it, and House the language of menace which has of the Exchequer renews the tradition been heard from such men Mr M’Carthy Whig incapacity for ’to the CivdX.ce, and the adoption ofthe'eels. They are cither stewed and se.ved the lark.’ tumble into W_w°ald ...

... imprisoned dynamitards their own between the reassembling and the beginning next session. How there are good many of the official Whigs who are entuvly averse to this giving way criminals sod their friends. This feeliug is strong that severance Government gang ...

... increased, and was able to set apart a given sum yearly prepare for reducing tto national debt Mr Pitt began political life Whig. He bad been but abort time Parliament when to brought forwards motion for enquiry Into the representation of tto people, which ...