... WOOL. LONDON, XL—Darter pint week nothing has Nos dom. Whig to but diposition Is to the wit wines before weeds. Following Sr. tbe to duo for the umian .—New South Wile.. 21,810 balsa ; Quaeualsad. lla ; smith 14.860 ; Wed 1. • • New Leshistk ANO ; Caps ...

... disgraceful career. A whims of The Political World of Fielding and Smotiett supplies material for a scathing indictment of Whig politicians during the reign of George 11. and the I commencement of that of George 111. Vineent Voitere, • successful professional ...

... allowed on orders for k 5 and upwards fur each. Advertisers are requested to make their post-office orders payable to Mr. EDWARD WHIG 11 T, at the Chief office. ...

... Review deals with the more general question of the Peril of Parliament. It is needless to say that these representatives of Whig and Tory traditions, so long at opposite poles in politics, are now heartily agreed in opposition to Ma. GLADwrowes schemes ...

... same in the Walter family; be also gives to his said son all his furniture and effects, horses and carriages. He bequeaths Whig son Edward his live and dead farming stock ; upon trust for his daughter Evelyn Holden ' £5,000, in addition to the various ...

... question of the House of Lords would, he predicted, soon assume great importance, for now that the restraining power of ,the Whigs had been removed by their absorption into Toryism, collisions between the two Houses would be inevitable. Sir William Harcourt ...

... Bill. He said that the Irish Church Bill in 1867 had not been before the constituencies, and this is what Lord Grey, a great Whig authority, said. He expressed his astonishment at such a doctrine. What does it come to? It comes to this, that the country ...

... the magazine. TEE EXTINCTION OF TEI WHIGS. There is also another feature in the present time the importance of which cannot be exaggerated, but which Ise sot yet been entirely felt. I speak of the extinction of the Whig party in the hands of the Duke of ...

... connexion with the Miss ; and in 1710 he was writing in the Examiner, of which, in fact, be contributed nearly the whole. The Whigs had accused Harley of parsimony because he grudged Marlboruugis the rewards of his victories, and contrasted British ingratitude ...

... reason, to be willing to take office under Mr. Disraeli. I continued to be a Radical when Sir William Harcourt became a moderate Whig and an armchair politician (cheers and laughter), and I remained • Radical when Sir William Harcourt was stowing in Piwnellite ...

... the same name, was born in 1753, and lived to be 84 years old. He enjoyed • moderate reputation as • lawyer and an advanced Whig politician ' and a considerably greater one as • wit and a diner-out. For 29 years he represented in Parliament the pocket-borough ...

... offer to stake everything upon a revolutionary campaign, he received notice to quit as peremptorily as if he had been an old Whig magnate. The irritation exhibited by the organs of Radicalism at Ma. GLADSTONE'S handling of the Employers' Liability Bill ...