... WHIGS AND RADICALS. Ifrom an occasional correspondent.] London. Thursday. Depression, has fallen upon the Whigs and moderate Liberals. They believed that too best wishes on the part of Mr. Gladstone would not able to ?e a tin Radicalism the new Government ...

... success. The Whigs, however, must unfortunately think that might carry the day, especially if accompanied by some semi-Communistic promises to English tenant-farmers and the artisan class, and it is this fear which keeps them the traces. To the Whig mind has ...

... from with impunity. The resignation of the Marquis of Lansdowne, one of the ablest and most consistent re presentatives of Whig principles, by character and by descent, is a striking confirmation of these remarka, and it occurs at the moment when we close ...

... Liverpool Albion, one of the oldest and most influential Whig newspapers the provinces, finding that plain Whig principles are most consistently supported enlightened Conservatives, and that the Liberal party drifting towards Home ale for Ireland, has ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. T. —Tes, in 1865. W. Mo?s. —Consult a bookseller. Vernon— No ; he came forward as a Whig, opposition to the Radicals. S.— See tbe Weekly Supplement to the Courier, in which a reply to your question will be inserted. O. —In the paragraph ...

... HISTORICAL MEMS. 1702. Queen Anno reigning. Lord Whig premier. Penny stamp put .on newspapers hy tho Whigs. Dissenters prevented keeping schools the Whigs. Patronage restored ia the Church of Scotland by the Whigs. 1715. George I. King. Earl of Mar, a Tory ...

... A NEW MIDDLE PARTY. The discussing the probability of new middle party of Whigs and Moderate Conservatives, says —W« cannot be brought to believe that any Whig peers of intelligence influence are likely on cool re« flection to sever themselves from the ...

... greatest opponents of that measure the House of Commons, (a voice The landowners, cheers). Yes, the Whig landlords and the Whig landlord's son and the Whig landlord's nephew were as bitterly against a small concession to the poor Irish tenants as the bitterest ...

... by the adhesion of a large body of Liberal noblemen, includ- ing, it is believed, many historic names in the annals of the Whig connections. The Prime Minister was unable to give an explicit denial to rumours of farther secessions from the Ministry, and ...

... infusion than the chiefs of that section determined to make their power predominant in the councils of Liberalism. At first, the Whigs and Moderates offered a stout resistance to this endeavour. It feil upon them like lightning out of a clear sky, for they had ...

... been the most distinguishing mark the genuine Whig. And the more that the Birmingham division is strengthened, the more intolerable will be the demands that it will make upon the forbearance of the Whigs. The result of the Carnarvonshire election is a ...

... possessed of a monopoly of political virtue. As Sir Edward points out, the Whig members of the House of Lords have proved that they have the courage of their opinions; the Whig members of the House of Commons have proved that they have no courage and but ...