... The Whig Whip is making herculean efforts, although Mr Gladstone professes to leave each member of his party to his own opinion. The debate, so far as it has gone, has evinced no wish on the part of the Whigs otherwise than to retain Reform Whig monopoly; ...

... his vote in favour of the Reform Bill, affords some interesting and timely information to the place-hunting tendency of the Whigs in the recent Parliamentary division. •' Every Liberal member (he remarks) I have conversed with who voted with Gladstone has ...

... believe the Emperor has conceded too much already to Prussia, and would be degraded by further concessions. 0, those factious Whigs! Mr Joseph Cowen, jun., who, as President of the Northern Reform League, was during the last few months, at the head of the ...

... than had calculated. . Mr Gladstone, however, at the bottom does not for a . moment mean to give up his leadership of the Whigs. He is merely ** piping with a purpose—shedding crocodile t tears that he may entrap the runaway and calf-hearted • Liberals ...

... with sufficient care.—Mr Ferrand contended that the Conservatives were now only restoring to the working classes what the Whigs and Radicals took from them in 1832. It was true that Mr Gladstone had declared tbat he had given up the leadership of the ...

... who precipitates England into entangling alliances assumes the gravest responsibility that any man can undertake. When the Whigs were in office, it used to be a hrst-rate argument for their retention, that their foreign policy wa3 sound, and that the peace ...

... Kiugstou. Jewellers there, as well as here, pronounce it superior in qaality to either Califoruian or Australian gold.—Kingston Whig. A Speaker's writ has been issued for the attendance of the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Cishel ye evidence befoie the select ...

... carried majority of only thirteen votes, among which the Radicals maiked with indignation the names of seven Whig ex-cabinet Miuisters, that the Whigs have not ouly the credit of starting this backward movement, but actually their votes carrying it into effect ...

... Bokhara has preferred request at Calcutta, for British aid. Such will not be granted, owing to the original mistake of the Whigs in allowing the Russians to make waste paper of their solemnlymade treaties, when their power and influence were meagre. Bokhara ...

... votes are recorded, either personally or by signed papers, for the right party. In a county where Whiggery is dominant the Whigs will make certain that none of their lambs stray into the Opposition fold. Where, then, is the well-grounded objection that ...

... thirty or forty members composing the extreme of the Liberal party. There are the far more numerous Liberals, and there are the Whigs—both them as much opposed to any further step democracy as is any Tory in the land. These will be unanimously against a £5 ...

... constitutional principles, and are unanimous in supporting the programme which begins [ and ends with the restoration of the Whigs to Downing Street. Is this the end and aim of all political feeling among the working classes, or are we to assume, with Mr ...