... on this subject. To the real Whig leaders justice, they are under no such delusions. We never hoar the Marquis of Hartington betraying by a single expression that the Liberal party exists for the Whigs instead of the Whigs for the Liberals. But it is the ...

... Disturbance Bill, and other measures which have alarmed some of the Whigs. For some days after the resignation of the Marquis Landsdowne, belief was very strong that the secession of the Whigs from the rest of the Liberal party was really coming pass. However ...

... of our too oblivious neighbour. At anyrate, the Whigs have no part of the responsibility pertaining to the present difficulty, for three years ago all the disaffected parties joined against the Whigs, professing confidently that they were not only ...

... of Liberal-Conservatives and Conservative-Liberals or Whigs, was impossible. Such combination will probably remain impossible long as Mr Gladstone, commanding he does the allegiance alike of Whigs and advanced Liberals, continues to hold power. He exeroises ...

... expressed the general feeling of the Whigs, his speech contains the doom of the Land-laws and even if does not, it is a most important event. For years past, it has been well understood that all Liberals outside the Whigs were willing or eager to alter the ...

... Hastie (Whig-Radical), Mr I • (Whig-Radical), Mr Alison (Non- Uescnpt) and Lord Melgund (Whig-Radical.) £ Archibald Hastie (Whig-Radical), and Mr Haly (Radical.) v Burghs—Mr Miller (Whig and Established Churchman), and Sir James Anderson ...

... wonderfully with the multitude, and did harm to nobody. Had examined packet of Whig stater ments, and had detected in them colouring-matter whatever. Strongly believed that Whig principles had never been adulterated since the days of Magna Charta. Purity ...

... THE NEXT ELECTION CRY. I believe that some of the Whig county members have privately but very decidediy remonstrated with Mr Gladstone against adopting household suffrage for the counties as part the Liberal policy. They have stated that, in the present ...

... Compared with such offences, Whig differences are almost of no moment; and yet, when straining at a guat, the Baronet will swallow camel. The only unmistakeable thing the silly speech at lam worth is the speaker's hatred of the Whig Comment, and of its head ...

... some of Mr Chamberlain's remarks by tho.se who believe that there have been difficulties in the Cabinet, split between the Whigs and the Radicals, which is only prevented from breaking up the Government by the supreme iuduence of Gladstone. However that ...

... able form stable Administration if the Whigs could any means be kept in power till autumn. Some his followers are for precipitating another crisis—even Mr DTsraeh himself is impatient of further continuance of Whig rule—but he can be managed, not \o ith ...

... for the old combinations, Whig and Tory, Radical and Conservative, they are as unmeaning as the painted kings, queens, and knave 3 on pack of cards. As one set of counters as good a3 another, we may go on calling ourselves Whigs and Tories to the end of ...