... conditions necessary to ensure success under our present partv svstem. Politically, the Duke has heen described as an amalgam-as a Whig by family, a Liberal by intellect, an Independent by nature; and a Con- servative by inclination. No one betterexemplified ...

... Wilson, Miss Sandslev, Miss Morant, Miss Dod, -Miss Moeller, Miss Pociein. MIiss Parker-Smith, Miss Sybil Whigham. Miss Molly Whig- ham, Mrs. Ames, Miss Starkie Bence, Miss May Wolslev, Mrs. Story, Mrs. Wingfield, Miss Nicholson. Miss h1er- riott, Mrs. Stubbss ...

... has been issued ongratulting rad tlle troops ongagfed in driving tha Boers fron the -3iggarsb erg to Lainbt's Nek, where the Whig erstrooit coNeandos, uhaving returned fronr the Free State, under Botha, checked themn. VL THE :FUTURE O)F ISOUfTH A3FRIC:A ...

... with stately rhetoric, and in August, 1825, Mainlay's famous essay on Milton appeared in the old Bnff and Blue organ of, the Whig party. He was oniy twenty-five when this splendid hit of literary portraiture made him famous. Jeffrey deelaredthathe could ...

... through the political memoirs of the first half of the century, which deal with the strange adventures of the aristocratic W~hig leaders, when they coquetted with the people in the era of Re- form, are various allusions to Francis Place, a Radical shopkeeper ...

... and North Riding emphasised in his address the necessity of Peace, Retrenchment, and Reform. The chairman here, an able Whig county magistrate, said at the opening of the campaign, we Avanted men in power who would interfere less in other people's ...

... be reduplicated at the impending ' General Election. We have, however, to go back a hundred years to the time when the Whigs, under Fox, -are the open cham- pions of a foreign enemy, to find a parallel to the position of those Radicals whose victory ...

... t. o. The tiliborals. on t.he (-,,rtiatV- late gone 3 r tifmr. Thre Queen's first (a--.-nnvrrt w-eS Lt-rd ?4-I b youone's Whig Adminisctraon tcii- was rrplal i. ,te Censervazivre Ministrs- (i Ser I>:AL The Queen ad. -bo ten wars on tl'eho l!rvne 5v6i- ...

... this election must he fought on one issue. Hitherto' they bad been accustomed to their opponents stealing the clothes of the Whigs and Radicals. and they had always had political clothes of some kind even though thev were stolen, but now they came forward ...

... Observer to a syvmpathetic statementr of the claims of Lord Mashzn's workers. That was more than the Yehmgoricht of tapitalists- Whig and Tory-could forgive. For months he lms been the sub eot of a relentless iendetta. His high haracter ae bean nwantonl assa-iled ...

... the Irish Member But be wld keep the bulk of his party. On the other Lad, I wonld support him, end in doig so shed some old Whigs sd Radicals. But I uld keep the bulk of the pa'Fty. and between us we cwId, I believes carry a bill that would settle the Irisa ...

... Coasticu- tiqna party. (Opposit~ion cheers) These views are not mine aoisne, and in a Cahiart of twenty, where there ere e few oh Whigs ni-eo 'have gone asray into the Tory camp. I th there miglht have been one or two who would he said a word for conetitutional ...