... speech to the Couservative working men of Kingston on Wednesday evening, Lord offered a new reply to the question —What is a Whig? A Whig, said the noblo mar- quess, according to his experience, was a person who denounces in private the measures he publicly ...

... DNESDAY, APRIL t* Ir is casy enough to foresee that the ! redicted rupture between the Whigs and Radi between the Constitutional and sud the revolutionary and levelling sections or schools of what is still known as the Liberal ;2: —cannet under any c ...

... Whige were able to keep in office for years with a working ma- jority which did not average more than ten. Put it was with the Whigs in thoso days very much asit wos with the Yorics, These wero real party days. sound a little strange to say that there was ...

... ceuse—all who wish to see Mr Rrouzy retain his coat in this division, and to prevent its being monopolisod by an over-weening Whig-Radica! faction,—have a simple and yet most important duty to fulfil to., day. In every district, at evory polling place, they ...

... centre—the Whigs and Tories are going down. Te the county of Wicklow, my native county, the strong: ald of for 30 years, the Tory banner has fallen before MeCoun and: Corbett. In the city of Cork 1 have had the honour of defenéing the time-honoured Whig, Dan ...

... more moderate men to control the party will be d nitely given op: i will he on all 3—mMast cesta! Ip on the Radical side—that Whigs and themselves to the inevitable in the shape of ation. This, intced, is the question to be determined before the week is out ...

... and Lord Kiveencey, whilst it was opposed by Lord Hazrtxoroy’s brother, by all tho Whigs in both Houses, and by the nowly mado Liberal peers, the quondam Lowe and The Whigs inside tho Cabinet were familiar with the difficulty from tho first. They had been ...

... feres behind the Premicr which woukl eneble him to eng mensare that would be of any value to Ireland He had to contend with the Whig clement in hie party, whe had strong werd met Ma land interest, and any measure he brought for. with vec gut b 8 wih the He ...

... Meanwhile, the alrcady severely-strained allegiance uf their Whig supporters will be strained still furt The cxamplo of Lord Laxspowsy must @ for the house of Firzwavnice is perhaps the me Whig in Englani To have ut tho secession of a man like Lord Laxspow: ...

... perfectly willing to make use of ignorant people to worl: out his own political schemes, but ho is just as aristocratic as any old Whig, or Tory, when bo wishes to act without tho restraint of popular is highly opinion. In one respect tho struggle H instructive ...

... veno beforo Partiamont mects, something may not take placo of a still moro character than has yct happened. Tho letter of ‘‘ A Whig M.P.,” on which the Times of yesterday comments, shows that a section of the Liberal party do not by any means share tho e ...

... the Severeign, offers to do valuable work for the State his services are deciined, because Mer Gladstone wishes to “square” a Whig Marquess who, 6 few months ago, left his Gavernment in disgust, The state- ment that there are constitutional difficulties ...