... ‘is not a new keynote for the present Libergl leader. It was his ae his frst campaign in 1867, when foe aneered at by the Whigs as a youthful David of the Manchester school—a disciple of Oob- den and Bright and Gladstone. He was such a disciple. He has ...

... do not_know. It is difficult to believe that Lord Roeebery and Lord Dalmeny will go over to the Tory camp. They come of good Whig stock. Lord Rosebery’s father, the Lord Dalmeny his day, one time represented the Stirling Burghs. We should sorry ...

... advocate of religious freedom and equality and for popular education. The Elcho-Hope contest greatly disturbed the Tory and Whig landowners in East Lothian, and great was their indignation that a tenant farmer should have the presumption to challenge the ...

... reach its goal, it is quite ready and indeed eager to take all that can be got in the way of re- form in the interval. The old Whig doctrine was to take all you can get and work for more. That is what tempararce people should de, and what they are quite prepared ...

... tribute. at which his Many friends in Blackburn Who have watched with interest his career Nvilt rejoice. We cull from. the Whig a shoa. :••keteli of his. 'career s ince he vrent to Canada :- . 7 . The Rev. W. Sagar, the young pastor of the Methodist ...

... made by an- other Liberal and sensible Radicalism of which » who ley in the in the has been the type. I say Redicaliem, been Whig; he and has for the old houses of I think his counsels may still have always been of the greatest Mr Kingston paid a farewell ...

... still remain Devonshire House, Apsley House, and Holland House, in Kensington—the last named a celebrated rendezvous of the Whig party in the time of the third Lord Holland, of which Macaulay has written that it can boast of a greater number of political ...

... bave seen my party oom ed to @ policy which is both unjust and un- lemauly by a number of Whigs who have jus tified the sneer of Mortimer Collins at thoss ‘ deas Whigs’ whom Tors not Churchmen can possibly trust, for they have not sbjured any of their political ...

... this evening, was the real founder and leader of the Independent Liberalism in the Northern Capital, which ended for ever the Whig domination and frightened the Tories and the landowners out of their wits, and made them lose their tem- per and their manners ...

... Haldane was presented with the freedom of the ancient burgh, and the function was attended by representatives of all parties, Whig and Tory laying “ their disputes a’ aside for the occasion. In his| speech Lord Haldane recalled his work at | the War Office ...

... ”—which he himself can almost remember—when Disraeli was talking about freeing the Crown from the Venetian oligarchy of th. Whigs. Lord St. Aldwyn is to free the Crown and the country from a Parliamentary control which he considers tyranny because he happens ...

... of view one began to understand them. “My grandfather,” said Mr Cadbury, “‘ was a Tory, and my father was an old-fashioned Whig, but my experience has made me a Radical.” It was generally supposed that there would be a Liberal majority in the next Parliament ...