... nevertheless, the leader of that great and powerful party con- trived to effect more than could be even attempted by the Whigs, who were supposed to be the more liberal and more progressive party. Sir Robert Peel, during his celebrated tenure of office ...

... snethol will Lerd Lho,-e get ever the fact that Isis fabher Ahd hr, 'tboa Fe- present the great Whig house ef Argyll, which was Whig in the brave old days when Whig meant Radical, are cordial and even violent supporters of the party now installed in power ...

... method will Lord Lorne get over the fact that his father and he, who re- present the great Whig house ef Argyll, which was Whig in the brave old days kwhen Whig meant Radical, are cordial and oven violent supporters of the party now installed in power ...

... periods in our history during which practically only ono effective party has existed. For instance, fromis 71t to 1763 the Whigs ivere omunipotenit, and had no real Oppo- sition against them. Thenl from 1786 till 1827 the Conservatives were almost continuously ...

... hreingiv ?? one, the result of which would tiie (Ibfinitc abanudonentlib of the historical l'iiralisim, 110. only by -thc Whigs vho l have fol- t. l 1 ie Duke of ]Xvolnshite but also by the P sivlls directed by Mel Joseph Chaeimberlain. This, ti at tide ...

... on his resignation in 1807 of the Great Seai of Ireland lie re-entered ithe English House of Comrmons, in which he led the Whig party till his death in 1816. RoYAl HoRcuaruan. SOCIETY OFr ABseDtose.-Tie report by the directors tG the aulial ?? is as follows ...

... and one Hamilton, and one Gathorne-Hardy in the House of Cninmons. The Mowhrays and Allsopps are reduced to one. ''hne; great Whig nunmes of Russell and Wiitbread have disappeale(d altogether. On the other hand, there are still two Badfovirs, two Lowthers ...

... endowneent of such a chair, and Mr Alexander Barnnermnan, then member of Parlia- ment for Aberdeen, succeeded in persuading the Whig Ministry to establish the chair. John Stuart Blackiie, in May, 1839, received the appointment of Regius Professor of Humanity ...

... criticised the executive of the Wick Barghs Liberal Associa- tion, speaking of them as a set of cold-blooded, selfish, soulless Whigs, who should have no place on God's beautiful earth. They chose to ignore him, but the result was that he was unanimously ado ...

... , il ?? a quarter of a century ago Mused th S e visit the beautiful and romantic 3cener Ne tc now-a-days can be reacled ry whig ently by road and rail. At intervals over that period flyintr -- atyit, paid to the Highland capital ?? ?? b,,*4 nionr it has ...

... -that, but . he belieied'the Liberal Unioniast party- contained E wiithin itself all th'e elementewhich distinguished the h Whig piarty diring its history, and that even if the t Wbig nxiame cease to, exist. the party would exist b ssoqinefotm as ong as ...

... party on h the lines laid down by Parnell National Self- Guvernnent can be wrung from England whether M she be governed by a Whig or fory Ministry.t That was Parnell's belief, and had not the majority of ithe Irish representatives at Westminster proved ...