... said it would be swept away by the rank and file. He charged Lord Hartington with bhaving brought about, the suicide of rhe Whig %nrty. The Liberals were pledged to a policy of establish:ng content in Ireland, and were resolved to carry t out. The Gas ...

... eantranced with this siren. Beneath its scales they would distinguish Lord Salisbury with his Tories, Lord Hartington with his Whigs, and Mer- Chamberlain with his family. In conclusion, Mr. Labouchere urged the Laberals of Lincolnshire to spread the light ...

... with. So long as Liberalism meant nothing more than cleaning the edge of the platter, and the provision of places for noble Whig families, these nominal Liberals were content to wear thoputyooloun.{ Even then they could not refrain from kicking over the ...

... to reconcile two sets of politicians who can only agree up to a certain poinl. We can conceive the idea of some of the old Whigs being brought to march under the Conservative flag, but there are others who, setting aside the one particalar question of ...

... illness. By the way, Mi. Talbot is threatened with opposition at the General Election. He entered Parliament asa young and ardent Whig, and at the present moment is a Liberal Unionist at heart. He has been three times offered a Peerage—twice by Mr. Gladstone ...

... fortified in bis new .0 . 304 lot interfere -‘iflmfifi ph';‘h'. ok P.“. .hrptiubytbomtinpodn;myo!um'mmw'““. tve and tal ’ In the Whig and Tory both agree to biess Ihe new monthly 'ion part of the game gnrbmm mwunmmm 2;.’:&?:“ ‘.’i:“'m be ':r' ““‘i:’ ’ ...

... his range of vision and his inability to free himself from the class prejudices and antipathies which have invariably marred Whig stateemanship, they give him full credit for his sturdy independence and undoubted integrity. They are the more disposed to ...

... prosperity. Sir Thomas Cornwall Lewis was a very prominent member of the Whig Government some twcn:{y years ago, and was chaucellor of the exchequer under Lord Palmerston ; he was a Whig, and no lover of democracy at all, and yet he said :—* The government ...

... Adjndications in bankruptey were made on each of the 38 petitions. Orders for summa ‘administration were made in 33 cases under whi:g the Official Receiver acted as trustee. In the 5 nonsummary matters trustees were appointed in 4, and 1 was left with the Offiicial ...

... Parliament having taken place, who so fit to represent his native county in the coming struggle for Reform as the dashing young Whig? ‘The coal-pits had to be worked apace, 1 I:omno you, to keep full the purse that had sach drains upon it ; and they were not ...

... accounte of the pioccedings m counectionywith 2!0‘!:' respective scloc.s for insertion in next week's Cl & clos will and | whig Polic Brigl wife, Hans marr her t ry all of the it w and by into week lain l’; sh wonl¢ wWas & the ] Honse. and aczoun special ...

... course just possible that when they (the Tories) saw y the wind was blowing in the country the old f being anxious to *dish the whigs “’in order b in offico might again animate the Tory party, ould try to turn relermers, oust My, Balfour, 16 ono else in his ...