... and if they be found, they ought m public. It would be of much interest not only the details of this scheme, but among the Whig leaders wertv parties to r Unionists would rather confounded if it appear that Lord Palmerston was a party scheme which involved ...

... remark, That is the sort of jolly old brick Pender is.” course it was not in human nature to expect that while Sir John’s Whig generosity was having such fling, the Tory candidates passed through the ordeal “without spot or blemish.” So we are not surprised ...

... Liberal victory. It was the country that said they would not have compensation at any price; and he did not think any Government, Whig, Tory or Radical, would ever take up that question again. (Hear, hear.) Hoyle referred length to trade and commerce. In September ...

... Liberalism is being kept alight in Cottonopolis, end far beyond its borders by the Manchester Guardian, which, inheriting tlie old Whig traditions, has followed Mr Gladstone In advocating the principles which Burke and Fox maintained in the best days of Whiggism ...

... has once more been sold by a Conservative Government It is the old case of the Reform Act of 1867 rejieated. In dishing the Whigs, Tory Ministers have dished themselves. When Mr Disraeli consented to accept the Liberal amendments which made his sham Reform ...

... our national affairs.” This surely is rather hard on Lord Hartington and Mr Goschen, if the latter can still be described Whig; and might even be described as ungrateful An organised and determined effort is on foot direct public attention to the present ...

... Wycombe, borough the property of hia father, where he was such favourite that only week previously all parties the borough—Tory, Whig, and Radical—had not only offered to place him at*the head of the poll, but also to return any colleague be might name.” The ...

... Hartiofftoa addressed a Liberal Unionist meeting al Norwich last evening. He said hoped the time was far distant when the Whigs would consent to be swamped by unroiti* gated Toryism or permit themselves to be merged in the Gladstonian Home Rule faction ...

... LORD HARTINGTOH GREAT ISS Lord Hsrtington addressed meeting Norwich last eve hoped the time was far d Whigs would consent to be swai gated Toryism permit tbemse the Gladstonian Home Rule fi their opponents had been side iseufe rather than d great con ...

... entered into negotiations with Mr Parnell and his colleagues, to ascertain their “irreducible minimum,” with view to dishing the Whigs on the subject of Home Rule as well on Coercion. Not only is Mr Chamberlain making renewed informal overtures to the former ...

... a profession, and served in various capacities on newspapers Northampton and Kendal, the now defunct Echo, and the Northern Whig, Belfast Thence went to the Fori Herald, where be was appointed sub-editor. On the establishment of the Newcastle Leader in ...

... members of his own party who really understand the cotton trade, have had a political motive. He wanted dish the Lancashire Whigs. He has dished himself, and been made to look particularly foolish. It is a pity this question of steaming in weavingsheds ...