... CROTCHETY WHIG PEER. (From the Daily New of thii morning.) The most crotchety of men, the late Lord Macaulay described the present Lord Grey in a now historic letter, has illustrated the epithet then conferred upon him. In 184fi Lord Grey defeated Lord ...

... THE LIBERAL PARTY AND THE WHIG ELEMENT. (From the [Conservative] Standard of this morning.) Whether Mr Chamberlain will abide by his ultimatum or explain it away remains to seen. His present disposition is really a trifle in comparison with the ends he ...

... gentlemen of all opinions. 1 only hope we have got no Whig here. (Cheers and laughter.) VV hat I mean by a Whi/is this. That term has become a term of reproach to me; and I don't believe there are any Whigs except, perhaps, some 10 or 12 families who form ...

... A WHIG THE FRANCHISE QUESTION. The old Whig is of so little account nowa-days in our political system, or it seems at least, that the speech of Mr Albert Grey, Member for South Northumberland, on the franchise, may not, perhaps, be generally regarded ...

... A WHIG ON THE FRANCHISE QUESTION. The old Whig is of so little account nowa-days in our political system, or so it seems at least, that the speech of Mr Albert Grey, Member for South Northumberland, on the franchise, may not, perhaps, generally regarded ...

... OF THE WHIGS. One of the best things Disraeli said in his attacks on Sir Robert Peel was that Sir Robert caught the Whigs bathing and ran away with their clothes. That applied to his coming out for the total repeal of the com laws when the Whigs were stickling ...

... A WHIG ON THE FRANCHISE QUESTION. The old Whig is of so little account now- a-days in our political system, or so it seema at least, that the speech of Mr Albert Grey, Member for South Northumberland, on the franchise, may not, perhaps, be generally ...

... The Northern Whig of Saturday says : In our local trade there is no animation. Prices arc in general well maintained. The demand for Linens is not brisk, but prices are generally well maintained. The home market is dull, and the liner class of goods ...

... MR HUME'S OPINION OF THE WHIGS. Mr Hume, in his recent letter to the editor of the Hull Advertiser, spoke of the Liberal party terms which gave great offence. He seems to be still more out of humour with the Whigs, as witness the following letter addressed ...

... and pressure of the Whig: one of the curious results of the situation that the Whigs and not the Tories are most keen Ever since to play the part of despots. the Whig outbreak at Willis’s Rooms and the Hotel Mctropole the Whigs have had Trish conspiracy ...

... A WHIG ON THE FRANCHISE QUESTION. Toe old Whig Ls of so little account now- a-days in our political system, or so it seems at least, that the speech of Mr Albert Grey, Member for South Northumberland, on the franchise, may not, perhaps, be generally ...

... THE MAN NEITHER WHIG NOR TORY. Mr Jolin Morley's contemptuous parenthetical repudiation of the man neither Whig nor Tory in hie Arbroath speech reminds correspondent of the Westminster Gazette so strongly of verse in Shelley that the form of the ...