... one of those places vrhuich has really no stable political opinion. It has Swung about like a pendulum from Tory to Whig and from Whig to Tory. Always, however, it has chosen a man If wealth for its member. Altbough 3 working.-cass town, the working classes ...

... An Old Whig. ALTYOtGr Lori! Cv71rnga,°-s death is of no politicl imp0oauce. it recalls the ?? of a Useful i. and distinguished ecreer. Since 163t3, when cE of seceded from the bulk or the Liberml pftY tlnd- ?d refused to suppolt Homae Rale, Lord Cariing- ...

... were Canningite Whigs as well as Canningite Tories) because- they knew that he would show them sport. But there have been occasions when secessionists have made great sacrifices to political integrity by quitting -the camp. The Old Whigs, with the Duke ...

... parties. Already the middle-class followers of the peer are nominating his successor and are mentioning the names of several Whig gentle. nien who are to actas Lord Rosebery's warmning- Paus-Sir H1. Camplell-Bannermian, the great landlord, Mr. Asquith, ...

... years ago should stand him in good stead, and make him an admirable Governor-General. The Eatls of Minto have been strong Whigs for generations. The first Earl, Sir Gilbert Elliot, was Envoy Extraordinary to Vienna in 1779, and Presi- dent of the Board ...

... force in the metropolis. The other feature of thte wcek has been tte strenuous efforts a-hicht are being usado to botm the Whigs and Old Liberal party as represented by Lord Rosebery and hith satellites. The molern policy of thle Old Liberals is Jingoism ...

... 1- Long before he died, in 1878, the old Whig creed which he peroti- o fied was dead and forgotten. I- The Administration of i868 was a long-lived one; but before it Ly was out of office the old leader of the Whig party had bitter reaeon )f to regret having ...

... the warning in time they may find themselves in the pre- dicament of many previous Irish political parties-betrayed by the Whigs aiter the latter bad got all the use out of them possi le to be extracted by clever and unscrupu'ous politicians who have managed ...

... vrites strongly in favoar of the Bill and forcibly condemns the dlay uf b-gotry which is now being made. The Belfast Nortmen Whig, the princ.ip organ of the Liberal Unionists, says that after so many years of co-operation in the ease of the Union +y ...

... uttered his famous confession of 'Whig faith in a speech which -will last as long as the English language. it wasr rather a depressing opportunity. Sir Robert Peel had been kept out of office by the Bed- chamber Plot, anjwthe Whig Gove-nment existed with a varrow ...

... desire to 'run amok. But we do insist that the candidates of the Radical Democracy, rather than those of the Old L berals and Whigs. shall ho put forward in ?? constituencies. We approve, for instance, of the candidature of .nr. l letcher oulton at Lautnceston ...

... Bazockburn- By being on the side of anthority, the Camp- bels prospered. Turing Whig and Puritan in the Civil War, they chose the winning side 'd (paying with two heads) Whig they remsined, and save the Protestant successioa in 1715 snd 1745. This appears ...