... gossip.—Morising THE WHIGS AND MR A severe blow, says the London correspondent of the Netee, is dealt those of the Liberal leaden who were leaning towards Radicalism in an article in the Retiree, purporting to set forth plain Whig principles. The writer ...

... Cupar electors of a Government in power of which he was not a supporter. The old Whig, the Whig of the country party, the Whig of the Greys. Rusaells,and Eliots, the Whig of the ruling families and the historical traditions, never before was called on ...

... that the alliance to be struck up now is not the broken alliance of Whig and Radical, but the patriotic one of Whig and Tory. Against the cherished and hidden designs of Mr Gladstone Whig and Tory should a' agree. The letter in our last about poaching in ...

... asked, seeing that her mod a ',timber of the Horne. The noble Lord, though halfbrothee of a great Whig hake, and standing in a similar relation to a great Whig statesman and an ex-Premier, tills the very niter of euace•bnarer t • the Spe.ler, wheitever the ...

... ANDREWS CAZETTE AND FIFESHIRE NEWS, A LOCAL JOURNAL AND ADVERTIshiI, SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1890, the North, wish to revive the Old Whig. or Moderate Lilwral , party. tilailetone, of course, is the rock alsewl, as it i. feared that he will peeve am. moveable. ...

... free from rood or other libjoriou• Einential fide, present in moat kinds of Whiney. It hi therefora • very Pore, Clean. and Whigante Spirit, sad of Exoeedingly Fine Quality. MACADAM, Ph. D.. Lactuory is Chemiatry. Surgeon'e Hall, Edinburgh. Now being ...

... LIBERAL SECESSIONS. Life says :—There are reports of fresh secessions from the Whig ranks in Scotland. The young Lord Aitlie is, I am informed, as good as a Censer.. ratite already ; and Lord Dalrymple, the son of the Earl of Stair, may be expected to ...

... exception only in the case of the Jewish Mission. Letters had been appearing for weeks before the Assembly in the _Northern Whig criticising very severely the whole management of the Jewish Nlisaion ; and when the report of the mission was read, several ...

... water, and, so fat as is known, 'het no previous Whig concert. That presumption is favoured by the fact of the quite different course Mr Goschen has taken, whose political sentiments are as Whiggish as any Whig, Mr Bouverie, or Mr Ellice, for instance, could ...

... application to the tkintral Liberal Office, where at appears twin his letter a list is kept of situations vaunt for aspirant Whigs. His hopes were excited he proposed to 'lnterrupt the Tory monopoly of the eon- stitaiency attended a very quiet meeting ...

... CIRCUMLOCUTION IN DUBLIN. The Dublin public have hail another striking illustration of the abundant folly of Whig official rule. Outside Poet-Office in Henry Street is • short line of railings, which obstructs the thoroughfare and impedes The shopkeepers ...

... repeal them, retired in vain, and had to returu to power and do what the Whigs claim as their act and deed. Did any one ever bear John Bright denounce them? Now it suits the Whigs, as a piece of sharp party tactic', to be down on the Government for ...