... the party chiefly concerned in this count of the indictment is that section of the Liberal army which goes by the name of Whig. course the ecclesiastical enemy specified Sir Wilfrid Lawson must the .Established Church, which has, perhaps, quite as many ...

... is som; t.ilk, more or less wild, of organised revolt of some of the old Whig politician! from the Liberal party, and Mr. Gladstone its counsellor. The story is that several Whigs, who either are leading persons or think themselves so, are greatly distressed ...

... them currency rather too emphatic denials of their truth. It has been stated, and contradicted, and stated again that the old Whigs were on the point of forming cave; and quite recently a weekly Radical contemporary went so far as to tell the malcontents ...

... the noble Marquis's letter implies or imagines certain degree ot subordination Major O’Qor man’s part to tbs leader of the Whigs, considers it jnat we!l to advise the noble Marquis to abstain future from trespassing on the undoubted rights end privileges ...

... tacked on to Lord Enfield. In fact, to use an expression borrowed from Mr. Bernal Osborne, jump?! behind the carriage of the Whig nobleman and attempted to get into the House Commons by that not altogether norel expedient. He was, however, defeated by immense ...

... it is secret that does not enjoy the confidence of all sections the heterogeneous host who pay him nominal obedience. The Whigs and Moderates are well content to follow his lead, being assured that he will not guide them into tho province of destruction ...

... support of the Duke Devonshire and other Whig landlords; but was tolerably well stood that except upon the Home Rule question Mr, O'Keefe was to ba very much the service her Majesty's Opposition, as represented the Whigs under the leadership Lord Hartuigtun ...

... la ; but if it true, is rumoured, that they intend to leave tbe issue whenever it is raised to the Ministerialists and tbe Whig- - , tbe policy of abstention will reveal yet further the weakness and incapacity of tbe Opposition. ...

... the weakness and want of cohesion of the Liberal party. fact, cm longer be said that the party retains any concrete form. Whig atoms above the gangway may occasionally get fused with Radical atoms below it, but there is no union for the attainment common ...

... being paterfamilias, and kind hearted soul into the bargain, eventually consented to submit. A PUZZLED CONS HTVEICY. The Whigs and the Radicals Cheltenham aro just now in a very perturbed state of m nd. Time and tide that wait fur no man are running ...

... THE DISTURBANCES IN JAPAN. The Hoehi Shimbun publishes the folio whig items con. cemiug the agrarian riots in the iiohi and Mie-ken i On the December number of excited farmers held meetings in the Mie-ken, and their example was followed by the farmers ...

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