... ONE BY ONE. One by one the Whigs are going, - Qne by one Rads pass away From his side ; like sand-grains flowing In life’s glass, they will not staiy. Only Harcourt, Spencer, Morley, Stansfeld and Mundella left, And a few old fossils, sorely Knocked about ...

... Nationalist vote was 440,695 ; the Whig and Tory vote was 145,745; the Absentees were 153,330 ; and these together make 299,075 ; deduct the last figures from the Nationalist vote gives a Nationalist vote over Whigs, Tories, and Absentees of 141,620. ...

... hour., When Mr Shaw-Lefevre was appealed to last year, we recited these facts, but he treated the matter with characteristic, Whig indifference. Mr. Smith is now offered the opportunity which Mr. Shaw-Lefevre rejected. Why should he decline such a golden ...

... Lord Randolph~ for it is nothing else—is a death-blow to the Radicalism of Mr. Gladstone, The Tories have dished, not the Whigs, but the Radicals this time. The English masses see the Conservative leader promising measure after measure which will benefit ...

... that he had lost his interest in the latter since his patronage had been taken away. 1 thouiht that this was pretty good for Whig doctrine. ““No,” he went on, ‘I never abused my patrenage, Do you remember a cartoon in Punch where 1 was represente&v as a ...

... house. e said that he bad lost his interest in the since his patronage had been taken away. I thought this was pretty good for Whig doctrine. “‘No,” he, on, ‘I never abused my fmtronage. Do you reme cartoon in Punch where I was representeg as a littlé, ‘writing ...