... in Mr. Gi.adstonf. the prospects of that embarrassed statesman, with a Scotch cave, Laboucherian cave, a Parnellite cave, a Whig cave, and possibly a Welsh cave, all threatening to formed next Session, are promising indeed. And Dr. Wai.i. Act’s article ...

... between 1840 and 1848. Before long Mr. Judge made himself somewhat conspicuous publishing various pamphlets belabouring the Whigs, who were at that time in power. Mr. Judge was curious kind of Conservative, and would certainly be disowned by bis party at ...

... ol which inspires Mr. Gladstone with such confidence. The general election of did not result in an absolute majority for the Whig-Radical party. Lord John was kept in office by the Techies, and as soon as the principal free-trade measures were carried his ...

... important suburban church Christ Church, Hampstead, whence was transferred three years later to the large parish of Marylcbone. A Whig in politics, a moderate Evangelical in Church matters, and a good earnest parochial clergyman into the bargain, he found favour ...

... grandchildren of the famous Mrs. Crewe, who was widely known during the re of George 111. as an enthusiastic supporter of the Whig leaders generally and of Charles James Fox in particular. The activity of county members on the Opposition side of the House ...

... elected an opponent of Mr. Gladstone. Huddersfield now goes the way of Liverpool, Hirmingham, London—all the old centres of the Whigs and the Liberals—and puts in member to vote for the Union and the Conservatives. It is the same story everywhere. Mr. Gladstone ...

... conferred on Sir John’s grandfather by the Ministry of “All the Talents” in 1806, from which it may be inferred that he was a Whig; but the late baronet, though not active politician, had long been a member of the Carlton. ...

... BURGESS COMPANY, LIMITED. r oore & Burgess, Limited: MOORE AND BURGESS. MOORE AND BURGESS. NORTHERN WHIG, January 16th, 1893. “After an unprecedented and uninterrupted runat St. James’* Hall, Piccadilly. London, a highly prosperous private undertaking ...

... below a certain standard.” Acting on this principle, refuses to discuss whether Swift was morally justified in leaving the Whig party and joining the Tories, and contents himself with some trite remarks on political inconsistency, with examples not always ...

... a member ol Parliament. This has not been, and is not, the view either ol Conservatives or of those Liberal, who follow the Whig tradition even in the most mod (led form. According to their theory something more is required than that a man should be of ...

... PL'UUC FEELING IN BELFAST. The Belfast Northern Whig, referring to the meeting of liie Belfast Chamber of Commerce aud a notion to report the commercial and financial effect of the Home Rule Bill, says:—The feeling alarm with regard to the measure among ...

... IRISH CONS I ABULAKY. The Belfast Kor:htrn Whig, referring to the position in which the Irish police force would be placed under the Home Rule Government, says it is the finest police lorcc in the world. It is this force which ungrate'ul and treacherous ...