... g any great measure of statesm.-.nship. homo Whigs distrust Mr. Gladstone, and some who call themselves Radicals dislike him. does not himself very secure the leader a powerful and compact force. Tho Whig Peers are generally feeble and timid and shrink ...

... attempt. Mr. Chamberlain has let us into some ot his views about the Whigs; but they were positively tame in comparison with Whig views about Mr. Chamberlain. Nothing sacred to the Whig inquisitor if it serviceable in the condemnation of bis enemies. Even ...

... American War place? (T 3. What the J»P«; d J, / 4. Why are Seidlit* •*•* lt J?* 5. What is a stevedore ANSWERS TO YESTERD A a 1. Whig ...

... which has opened the floodgate* of hatred in Ireland, stands condemned before the whole civilised world, says the Northern Whig, Belfast. Bad ite work would have been at any time, it is worse now when Europe i« threatened with a war which may eventually ...

... Adverting hi* report to th® •ale public in Ixmkn large panel tinned goods (eome of which were returned South African War ■toree) Whig within the jurisdiction the Stepney, the Port London, and Finsbury sanitary anthoritiea. Dr. CoUingridge. officer health for ...

... the bad worse, and further retard the slow and tedious process of recovery. The Whigs and the Government. Commenting Mr. Milnes Gashell's article The Position the Whigs, the Saturday Review says:—lt has always been certain that, the Government advanced ...

... arrangement. The first signs independence in the Liberal camp was greeted with derision, and was declared that only a few timid Whigs and discontented Radicals would refuse to follow their leader. When that prophecy was falsified by the sturdy voting of co ...

... is, notwithstanding a telegraphic contradiction from London looked upon here as possibly shadow coming events. The English Whigs have always enjoyed considerably more favour in Germany than the Radicals, and any change would be gladly welcomed which would ...

... wing), and F. Geary (centre). Walsall Town Swifts.— (goal), Jones, AMridge SksX Moriey, Brittle, Morris backs). Tapper, (right whig). Cope, Gray (left wing), and Holmes tre). : Mr. G. Draper, Derby Junction. ...

... proposal to withdraw British troops from Egypt, tellmg them: “This stuff is no use to us.” He was Senator Rupert Davies, editor of Whig Standard,” and head of the Canadian delegation, and he was condemning what he described as the tendency of some governments ...

... and Francis Hardwick. Esq.. neither of whom, however, could obtain hearing. The show of hands was declared in favour of the Whigs, and a poll was immediately proceeded with, in a booth in the Market-place. The numbers at the close of the tenth day’s polling ...

... compositions into four groups—sea fighting songs, storm songs. love songs, and songs i f patriotism. Incidentally satirised the Whig Government which withdrew a pension of granted to Dibdin two years previously by Tory Government. ...