... be a very fine fight, if the men will only come to fill the ranks. The Tory opposition does not want to kill the Whig Cabinet and the Whig Cabinet docs not intend to be killed. The cose is one in which every hon. member may vote according to his conscience ...

... grievance is a private rather than a public one. “The father the lad,” anyone, should write making complaint. Conservative-Whig.”—The name “Tory” has long since ceased to If It ever was, opprobrious nickname, and It has been publicly adopted eminent members ...

... the present Ministry cannot stand. Lord Granville, tre Whig Foreign Secretary, has humiliated our country before the world by permitting Russia to make another step towards the much Mr. lowe, the Whig Financial Minister, who ssid in Parilament that before ...

... PLYMOUTH. Invite attention the above Wine, whig;.generally admitted to the cheapest Sherry ever 'offered for the price. ...

... deceive him as to any such meeting as he refers to having taken place in 1899, The only meeting held about that time by the Whig party on the subject of Reforma of which Tam aware, or of whic can learn the House of Commons at Lord Althorp'’s rooms in the ...

... than the presence 01 « here, which neither /sting could inform the Scandinavw1 ,n » probably the weather and native lands whig * migrants across the .\onn _ ...

... Constitutional, the proposed substitute. In fact, it is a trifle better in being two letters shorter. The old titles of Tory and Whig were in this respect superior to any now in use. They came trippingly off the tongue and in their day were useful both as ...

... and Unionist. Movement. Atlantic-terrace, St. Ives, Nov. 24. Tories And Whigs Sir,—The accuracy of Mr. Wm. E. Wynne's remark on the origin of Tory is doubtful. The names Tory and Whig date from 1680. in the reign of Charles 11., and although both titles ...

... flowers alighting cease their hum, So settling upon office Whigs are dumb.” —which accompanied with the unfortunate suggestion that the quotation might prove prophetic well as descriptive of the past Whig characters and that no more might be heard of the Irish ...

... sympathy between the Whigs and the + t Radicals, nd any at empt to formulate a scheme which would commend itse i to both parties would mean an irreparable schism. Let nobody go away, however, and imagine that joint action between Whigs and Radicals is im- ...

... ir. Munroe, the result would not havo been a victory to the rish party, It is too lo a story extreme [i to explain how. the Whig party in disappeared. First, however, came tho shock eo cauaed by the appoin' th 0 Land Act official valuers. What tment of ...

... sudden conversion to the Liberatiouist programme. As the Conservatives appear unprovided with a candidate of their own, moderate Whig would probably come the Conservative vote.—Yours truly, PAULATIM SED FIRMITER. West Wales, October Ist. ...