... Henry Campbell-Bannermall-it must be the one or the other, and there must be no election of a leader of the party, because the Whigs once elected the Duke of Portland, and he turned Tory-and ithen things will go en as they have been {going on, the Opposition ...

... countries to adopt that policy of the open door in territories over which they seek control. (Applause.) It is that. geutlemen,whiG h I bare ventured to call a national policy, which henceforth I believe is so irmly established in this couatry that no party ...

... of the official entry with the I rhetoric of his description. At first sight the| affair does look awkward for the great Whig historian's memory, but it needs only a little examination to see that, though his account is apparently erroneeus, his reputation ...

... Squairon. IIVflP.1 flA _T G FIT W S.r (eixeNn& PCST TELEGRAX.) New York, Januar 293. The well-kniown golf player, Mlr H. J. Whig' I am, as going to Scotland shortly, and it is pro- | babe that he will take part in the amateur I ch cmpionship eontest on ...

... Burns, iwas given by Provost Clover, D-lnries He did- not proase., he said, to, jiscuss whether Burns was a Jacobite or a . Whig, a Ro'alist or a Radical, a greater or less ; tot- ttanu Shaklespenare, Spencer, 'Milton, or Selc WT-hat conrerncd shun' above ...

... the Sinners; that Mr Meredith is one of the most Particular Baptists that ever lived; and that it is a strain of Wild West Whig rblood in the veins of Mr Andrew Lang that makes him always keep a rod for Pickle and Ifor the Young Pretender and at least ...

... not arrive at she rnit manner, a:.d it took a year e- two for the I Quleen, who had beeni bregilht op behind a. i edee of Whigs, to learn that there was marik I to be found in a Tory. Here are a couple of |interesting passages about Prince Albert frome ...

... cuttig down past pledges of the party to the narrowest limits, andE thereby disarming opposition to the formation of a reunited Whig Ministry, wits, of course, eadicalism excluded. But Radicals can tand will take no part or lot in such mere offe- seeking schemes ...

... enen theou rland hype- themtedrailaysptthrof hth rities andm Pehineg CoroSration. Thegn Nexietin ?? tomiti h ra thilloa and r whig tch are nowo i opdera-nd ?? Ti olincedoubler line) . .frm 83met- mies Tangeet toe henuikement ofintle linde)..l T~ b cotalp(cuivg ...

... with eo dnamaged a charactar. The Earl of Harr enjoys the anique distinction oF having Leen dautned bv both partes. By the Whigs he was rergarded as a monster of political iniquity; the Tories, not to be behind hand in so righteous a I cause, fastened ...

... port and old Mladeira. They agree on,, all subjects, because the parson never differs i fromn the Squire. Moreover, they are Whigs, and as the parson is a Protestant to the hilt, i Squire Double believes that he will never falter, but keep the tenor of ...

... independent of the I- Irish vote. The new leader of the Opposi- hi ti on tells us that dome Rule became P inevitable when the Whig party in Ireland te was extinguished. At exactly the same date died the possibility of a Liberal majority over Unionists and ...