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... u serum ore WHIG. Earl Cowper modestly styles has paper in the Nineteenth Century as Desultory Reflections of a Whig. They are desultory and desolating, as the Fren,l would say, for all that can be wade oat front then!! is that the Whigs are quite right ...

... the great body of the people in the division which represents threelourths of an electorate neither Tory nor Whig, but essentially Radical in its political faith, and which is now, voluntarily and 'without the questionable aid of partisan hacks and paid ...

... ST ANDREWS. THZ TIZ IN THZ BUS:MS.—Whig be the outcome of the deadlock is still a usatter of uncertainty. The agents of both parties have acquiesced in the declaration, but Kr Williamson and Sir Robert Austruther have each reserved the right to demand ...

... intention of supporting the Bill. We have heard so much about the inevitable separation of Whigs and Radicals, and the equally inevitable fusion of Conservatives and Whigs that the coming change of parties has grown somewhat stale before it has occurred. ...

... an attempt to once more dish the Whigs. With his entire Cabinet of 16 members' at his back, he has adopted s Moderate-Liberal policy pure and simple, with the evident intention of outflanking the aristocratic Whigs. No wonder, therefore, that these ...

... Liverpool is greatly enhanced by the fact that the Liberal candidate is a Whig. Should be prove successful, the Whig portion of the Liberal party will be strengthened. At present the Whigs and Radicals are united in their opposition to the policy of the Government ...

... afford an occasmn for a combination of Conservatives, Home Riders, and Whigs, similar to that which defeated the Government on the Affirmation Bill. But the hope has proved vain. The Whigs are satisfied with the Bill ; it would be strange if they were not ...

... saying to us, And hi, boys ! whatever you do, for God's sake don't play with your Conservatives near the first Whig hole, the snuggest Whig bole in all Scotland I (Loud and continued laughter and cheering.) ...

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

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

... national questions the listening to national representatives. Lord Hartingten described himself as a Whig, but he really discarded the principles of the old Whigs, who fought against the Treaty of Union to the death. Of Mr Chamberlain% speech, he said that the ...