... port them in London from the union funds, Trade unions know neither Whig, Tory, nor Radical, and as the repre- sentation of large towns will be thrown entirely into the hands of the working classes, I see no reason why Broad- head and Crookes should not ...

... Republic, entailing its nearly 22 years of bloodshed, was a purely Whig undertaking; Whig in originalfdesign; Whig in the obstinate determination for going into ; and peculiarly Whig in the combined insolence and stupidity with which it was forced on ...

... take the actions of the Government in foreign affairs and contrast with Whig mis-management. They would never show such vacillating policy as that which in the hands of the Whigs brought about the Russian war. They would never encourage and hold out hope ...

... Lord Russell would not again aspire to the premiership, intrigues are being carried on. with thia object in view. A hading Whig peer—as reported, to his great disgust—has already learnt that new Radical Ministry would not be formed without Mr. Bright's ...

... London with his son, who was at once accepted by the Whigs their candidate. The appearance of the Jacksons, pere etjils, in the field was significant, and it quickly became apparent that the Whigs were at their old work again. On occasion has the law ...

... into the cold shade of the Opposition. This Mr. Gladstone calls a triumph ©f the minority, and this crushing defeat of the Whig-Radical organisation of 1859 he calmly ascribes (to his friends of Ormskirk) to the factious aid of the Adullamite party. Bien: ...

... promptly disciplined. The various parties will submit the changes demanded by circumstances the coalition of Whigs Radicals will perhaps break up ; the Whigs become more Conservative and the Tories more Liberal; all demarcations will be wiped away, and new a ...

... him for a thhe past, and he should commit the prisoner for trial assizes. * Johk Hay and the Whigs.—Sir John Hay, banquet at Wakefield on Tuesday, f * of the Whig opposition to the Government asked - Why was it that the Opposition 0 Bry with the Conservative ...

... delight the Government measure. They would have taken it and been thankful but their more insidious Liberal brethren, yclept Whigs, could not tolerate the idea that anything so good and meritorious should be credited to the sagacity and equity of Conservative ...

... quest him to allow himself to be placed in nomination, and the meeting was adjourned to receive the repoi t. A meeting of tbe Whig party was also held yesterday, at the office of Messrs. Hall and Janion, solicitors, Essexstreet. The name of Mr. J. P. Brown ...

... the force of the precedent supplied by Lord Palmcrston’s career, This the great Whig party is a curious subject of contemplation. Summarily described, the Whigs, as Whigs, are always dying. A moribund life is their normal state of ex- istence ; and perhaps ...

... that Archbishop Manning and Bishop Grant—indirectly, may be, but still efficiently—took part in the Coventry election. The Whig whippers-in communicated with the above- Earned Roman prelates through Liberal Roman Catholic veer, who at once co-operated ...