... MR GLADSTONE AND THE [ WHIGS. The Duke of Bedford, writing to to-day's Tunes, says The belief, which is becoming general, that Mr Gladstone is prepared to use his power in Parliament to hand over the loyal in Ireland to the dominion of the disloyal, obliges ...

... _ The Queen Consulted. WHIG LEADERS IN COUNCIL. Important Declaration by Lord Hartington. ...

... The Queen Consulted. WHIG LEADERS IN COUNCIL. Important Declaration by Lord Hartington. ...

... gade,' Whig grub, a rotten Whig, a scabby -sheep,' a rotten rudder,' a Whig intriguist,' I a thief in the night,' 'a Government man,' I a political caterpillar,' a chameleon militaire,' betrayer of the party, a monstrous imposture,' miserable Whig spaniel ...

... other method will Lord Lome get over the fact that his father and he, who repre- sent the great Whig house of Argyll, which was Whig in the brave old days when Whig meant Radical, are cordial and even violent supporters of the party now installed in power ...

... ton made all these changes in his opinion? For no other object than to keep himself and his immediate Whig friends in office. Office for the Whigs was his only object, and it was to that end that he continued to swallow doggedly bit by bit all the great ...

... instance he cited the Employers' Liability Act—a Bill opposed alike by Conservatives and Whigs; a bill which be himself was strongly urged not to support by Whigs. By voting for it he lost one of his oldest friends. The act was of great value to the working ...

... instance he cited the Employers' Liability Act—a Bill opposed alike by Conservatives and Whigs; a bill which be himself was strongly urged not to support by Whigs. By voting for it be lost one of his oldest friends. The act was of great value to the working ...

... instance be cited the Employers' Liability Act—a Bill opposed alike by Conservatives and Whigs; a bill which he himself was strongly urged not to support by Whigs. By voting for it he lost one of his oldest friends. The act was of great value to the working ...

... after all, if in his secret negotiations with the Whigs during the next three or four weeks, he is able to attract them to to his programme, he will attempt some settlement of the Irish question. Neither Whig or Tory, of course, will be in the least guided ...

... MR PARNELL AND HOME RULE. The Northern Whig says:—Notwithstanding Mr Parnell's contradiction. it is a fact that the Liberal Unionist members have been sounded by the Homo Rule party on the question of local government for Ireland. ...

... RUMOURED MINISTERIAL CHANGES. The London correspondent of the Northern Whig. Belfast, says Lord Stanley ofPreston has accepted the Governor-Generalship of Canada, in succession to the Marquis of Lansdow Ile, whose term of office expires next Angust. and ...