... Amongst the active supporters of Mr Chamberlain, an attempt is being made to class the Unionist Free Traders as antemio Whigs. That will not do. Some of the very ablest of the Torv rank and file, like Lord Hugh Cecil, \Yinston Churchill, and Mr Beckett ...

... collected is £647, and the portrait will cost 500 guineas. > At 10 this morning the Meteorological Office issued the folio whig weather forecasts for the next hours: Scotland.—North—Westerly to north-westerly winds, increasing in strength; squally; some ...

... recording them and dismissing the present incompetent. Ministry from power. He hoped that the nest Ministry would not be a Whig combination, but would thoroughly Radical and democratic. He thought that not only the Liberal party but all friends of progress ...

... smart sayings abound. Lord John Russell's Reform Bill of 1854, Mr Paul remarks: To the Radicals it was a mockery, to the Whigs a stumbling block, to the Tories an opportunity. Some readers may occasionally consider the smartness overdone, and long for ...

... history the party in the days when it still was pasting the slough of Whiggerv. Sir WTilviam Ilareourt began has publio life when Whig and Radical were merging Liberal, but he also lived to see questions arise to mem ace Liberal unity. his earlier years Liberalism ...

... constituents Kelty, Mr John D. Hope, M.P. t'or West Fife, said there was ooaisiderable danger the next Adflianktration being a Whig Ministry, i lie wished to tell them light out that there was to a Rcsebery-Devonshire combination did nob think the country ...

... Letter says: were prepared for a humdrum Budget, and now that it has been unfolded our anticipations are realised. The Northern Whig says: brilliant or popular Budget under existing circumstances was impossible, but Mr Chamberlain has produced one that cautious ...

... resigned, and played into the hands of Mr Chamberlain. Duke of Devonshire is, of course, quietly working and influencing all the Whig notables in favour of Free Trade, and there > c little doubt that has remarkable and representative following his back. Dr ...

... much to mollify internal differences by fostering that Royalist sentiment which is natural to the Irish people*. The Northern Whig >&ys: Yesterday's proceedings w?ro well fitted to assure their Majesties of the satisfaction their coming again Ireland u ...

... lb-day's Belfast News ' _~ highly improbable that the .. Ba y j: the bill when its principle has n defeat such overwhelming n Whig says: The weakness ', le Northern in its purely destructive tend* Opposition lay pointed out, but nobodv wore propose. ...

... hope and believe now, had your support. The reference here is obvious. it is to the Duke of Devonshire, who was one of the Whig members Mr Gladstone's Cabinet 1830. If Chamberlain's reference is ill-tempered and in poor taste, what shall we say of the ...

... brothers of the ex-Colonial Secretary, now unhappily passed away, were the victims of a svstem ' blaokballine in the great Whig hostel of the West End. The result was an aotion in the High Court, which did not resuscitate the Chamberlain brothers,, but ...