... the change would Stop. Are the Radicals or the Whigs the more likely of the two to be dis- appoinited? and which of them would be in the better position to make its disappointment transient ? If the Whigs found that the change did more th1an they expected ...

... parties have placed themselves towards the scientific spirit during the past half-century. The opinions of the early Radicals or Whig- Radicals had a very distinct scientific tinge. RICARDO had brought the phenomena of exchange under a set of definite formulas ...

... strongly oss the subject that he believed reform in this matter would have to be effected by the Radicals rather tlian the old Whigs. (Cheers.) The greater pro- portion of the amount thus expended was bestowed, not upon the men, but upon the officer class ...

... than they were in this time last year. They have made converts, and, in company with their new allies, have intimidated the Whigs. Instead of losing ground in the House of Commons, as it was confidently predicted they would do, they have visibly gained ...

... Rulers' meeting at the Crystal Palace on Saturday-that Irishmen in England should vote only for those candidates, whether Whigs or Tories, who are willing to support, at any rate in a qualified and hypothetical way, the Home Rule claims-says it is quite ...

... colour, from his vacilla- tion, have presented as abject a picture of oppo- sitionless opposition as can be imagined. The Whigs have coquetted with the Treasury benches. Liberals whose family traditions ought to have prevented their sluggishness have ...

... with the politics of the Birmingham Radicals, and signs are not wanting that he has, to a considerable extent, induced the Whig element of his party to go along with him. It may be expected that if the result of the general election should be to restore ...

... been go much neglected, or strained for purely factious,, purposes, as during the sessio, of 1879. Some fifty or sixty of the Whigs 'and the old Radicals who distrusted Russia had the courage to support the Eastern policy of the Government. Such a defection ...

... that' Mr. Gray's charge against Mlr. Parnell of calling a n huber of the Home Rul memberrs a cowardly set of Papistrats isB Whig intrigue tostel away his character,and produces leters ?? Mldon, M.P., Errington, MIP., and D. O'Conor, MIS., in corroboration ...

... particuladlY tenacious about family by assuring him that his wife's father had once been a staymaker; and in the company of a Whig of the old school was sure to speak slightingly of Charles Fox. She had a taste for sanitarY arrangements, and when she asked ...

... to movements en masse, is learning to bring its whole force to bear on national questions. We are hopelessly broken up into Whig, Tory, Radical, and the rest, on all ques- tions, home and foreign: Ireland is always at one as against us. Nor is the Irish ...

... and effective mode of political ratiocination. There is a famous epigram which states that Whigs allow no force but argument. Mr. Bright is not exactly a Whig, but he is at any rate the heir and political representative of those prophets, and as such ...