... remarks, Hle spoke of the Whigs having been absorbed into the stagnant pool of the Tory swamp, and thus it happens that a great historical party, or, shall we say, the rump of one, disappears from political history. The Whigs have played a great part in ...

... time fifty years of age, and had been, as private secretary to Lord Rockingham, one of the main supports of that nobleman's Whig Ministry. In 1774 he was returnef by his chief's interest as M.P. for the pocket borough of Malton in Yorkebire. A deputa- ...

... , and it was usually believed that they DI would act together on behalf of the Whigs. Thle writs e lor I he election were Issued on October lst, and on the b 3ib the Whigs hola their meetingf to airree upon theh ir .boice. Crugler was nominated and adopted ...

... the opposite direction, and there was a convenient oppottunity of excusin Froude and at the same time belabouring the great Whig writer. We are not prepared at the present moment to compare the two, but William III was certainly worthier material to make ...

... after the general election. The electors can see that the Opposition really control the proceedings, apparently because the Whig element on the Treasury bench cannot face 'Iory gibes, We have no patience with the childish reluctance to use the closure ...

... economists or the dreans of philosophical Rladicalisrm? Tbeeplatitedes of yesterday arc out of Fashion. The constitutional Whig fostered reforn - The Roformner gave place to the MTAyral. the Liberal to the Radical. and now the Radical is pushed on one ...

... that it would hardly be ?? for tny political party to make capital out of the visit, Of Burke it was said- Tories call him Whig, and Whige a Tcry, Jobn Morley's words may well be reprited. He says- Opinion is slowly, but without reritlon, settlinms ...

... an after thought he irnterpo'ated the word t1 Liberal, and so Lord Salisbury is guiding his policy by the light of great Whig reformers, Verily id a strange confession to COMe from the most stiff. I9 necked Tory Peer of this generation, ?? the most ...

... poisible, this areenaerraent jiog originally suggested by Mr Gladstone, Lori Ls%-I downe's grondfatber, who weas a leader of the Whig party for more tbhn fifty yelrl, refuled a dukedom four ti mer. Lord and Lady Aileabury intend to panr thle winter at Torquay ...

... rtlnrdown tothe verdict ?? i boeo eti abidina names in our history, not be'itice he eithor I P aved Europe or destroyed the Whig party, but becaure ,~he added to the peemanent considerations of wine M political thought, and to the MDYiMs Of WINpise -PrOCC ...

... I I maintain that Lord Hartington, Sir Henry J yJames, and their adherents are the legitimate ti, I- successors of the old Whigs whom I have tr s mentioned. I believe their aim to be not place, or power, or any selfish objects, but ini I their country's ...

... tabing a tally of a freemen to tbh poll ; Tho chairiug of the members, the procesclon pasling the ' Bosh,' Corn strcet, the Whig headqunrtere , A freemen'a I copy ' with the a Bberili's markis ; anad 1 The staves issued by Crureer'll committee to ...