... THE WHIGS. John Bun asks :— Is it not high time that really constitutional Whigs should join forces with Conserve• tives P The 'limes talks of a middle party. Well and good if that middle party will really aid to serve the Constitution. But they must ...

... ruler. At Tiverton an emulous though humble imitator of his Whig patrons is doing his little best to bring the same sinister influence to the help of Mr. Massey. Ordinary people who are not Whigs, and who have moved on with the nineteenth century, will probably ...

... expected to descend on the intriguers in showers. Your Whig contemporary, it is understood, is willing to swallow his antipathy to the Senior Member, in order to serve the interest or necessities of the Whig leader. In a word, there appears to be a wonderful ...

... THE DISTRESSES OP THE WHIGS. It is not often that a lady has such opportunities for political influence as fell to the lot of the Marchioness of Westminster in the late electioneerbig campaign at Shaftesbury. It is the more gratifying to record the testimony ...

... after a Radical policy; but a Radical policy, with a few Whigs in office, was better than a Tory policy with the few Whigs nowhere. So long as a Liberal majority could be held together anyhow, the Whig of the official species would always vote in a division ...

... FEBRUARY 23. TORY MEN AND WHIG MEASURES. The Times this morning, all gush and goodness Conservative to the manner born—recalls some pleasant prophetic passages from Coningsby, and talks quite kindly of the author, and patronisingly of Tadpole ...

... THE GLOBE, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1878, THS WHIG-LIBERAL PARTY. n Whig party has not only fallen, but to a great extent has bean broken up, writes Mr. Smith in tbs fortnightly Review. The Whig-Liberal party, funest 1, its superficial unity (if indeed it ...

... I League to illustrate the peculiar claims of the Whig {party to the confidence of the people, and the peculiar antagonism which had always been exhibited by the Tories towards popular rights, have thought it worth while to trace the history of these ...

... NOTES OF THE DAY. Tan Whigs are bestirring themselves in Wigtownshire. Viscount Dalrymple, the eldest son of the Earl of Stair, has announced himself a candidate in the Liberal interest, and promises the present Government a cordial but independent ...

... NEW SONGS and WHIG] BALLADS W. T. iton. Memories. Thy Voice Is Near. In the Downhill of Life. Mom on the Meadow. The Music of Her Voice. The Wishing Cup, Remember Me, and The Lily. Hawn (comic). Fair Spring Coming. Her Bright Smile. London: Published ...

... ministered. We confess ourselves astonished and shocked at this Whig jobbing of money which, above all others, ought to be held sacred. The most solemn oath is taken to its appropriation, and we cannot understand how a Secretary of State could sanction ...

... THE HEART IS LIKE A GARDEN. New Song. Poetry by S. M. THORNTON. WHO by W. T. WHIGS. ITN. Deslicatsa to the Marchioness of Downshire. HER IMAGE HAUNTS ME YET. New Sang. Poetry by J. M. Ems& Maio by both at halt-price, post.froo in stamps. London: Sole ...