... to that section of their party which, for various reasons, clings most anxiously to the principles of contract. It is the Whigs who are most likely to distrust any real approach to carrying out the policy of MILL and Mr. BRIGHT; and that an approach of ...

... our coalesced oppose nts. The Home Rule vote has come back, but the Whig Union vote has gone totheTories, leavingtlhestdit.sioof iSSS still unchanged In i886 it was not merely the Whig Unionists who held aloof. Many staunch Liberals, sickened by the 24th ...

... neither of the Whig peers would walk in, and one of the Tory peers walked out. To facilitate the reconstruction of a real Coalition Cabinet, Lord IDDESLEIGH was willing to be offered up. But to be the first man selected to make room for a Whig peer, as if ...

... ALTHORP in 1832' was no true follower of the Whigs of 1782 or 1732. Whence it follows, by the method aforesaid, that the Reform Bill of I832 was an execrable measure of radical revolution which every Whig faithful to his ancient principles ought to have ...

... that which was effected in the last generation between the Whigs and the Irish Repealers. The differences in the circumstances are not so great as to exclude a strong similarity. The ?? Whig and Radical majority of the first Reformed Parliament had been ...

... of which could alone be relieved by an appeal to aimns. WHIGS AND RADICALS. The Daily T2elccrap/ observes that the Edinburgh Reviewee has come forward to define the position belonging to the Whigs, and seems feverishly anxious to exonerate that respectable ...

... not dissatisfied with the part which the Whig party have in former times occupied, and which I believe they occupy at the present time. I admit that the Whigs -are not leaders in popular movements, but the Whigs have been able, as I think, to the great ...

... soon as they returned to power; and that the Whigs connected themselves with the Regent Orleans in order to defeat the Tories, as the Tories had connected themselves with the late King in order to defeat the Whigs. This is very clearly put, both by Ranke ...

... formerly renounced. THE SEARCH FOR WHIG PEERS LORD LANSDOWNE REFUSES OFFICE. GROWING DISGUST AMONG THE TORIES, Lord Salisbury is already finding great difficulty in carrying out Mr. Goschen's terms. Mr. Goschen wanted a Whig peer or two to accompany him into ...

... consequence was the great breach in the Whig party. Sir Gilbert Elliott's correspondence is full of the most interesting particulars of the histwy of the negotiations between Pitt and the section known as the Portland Whigs for a coalition. Eiliott had great ...

... its reception. But surely this is just the sort of non-party question where the House of Commons might give the Government (Whig o0 Tory) a smart lesson, and make even the Treasury ?? obedient servant, HI S. S. June 4. THE EDGWARE-ROAD FIRE. To the EDITOR ...

... slights of the Whigs, included some able men, and the field was left open for their activity by the apathy of the Whig leaders during Lord Liverpool's long administration. But when the Tory party began to break up, and the opportunity of the Whigs arrived, ...