... d i s h ea d e d Plain Whig Principles, and the reviewer quotes with approval a remark of the late Bari Russell made after the general election of 1874, that whenever the Liberal party is reconstituted it will be on a Whig basis. ...

... THE ATTITUDE OF THE WHIGS. is with a certain melancholy rather than annoyance that the Spectator regards the present attitude and the possible future action the Old Whigs. It is impossible, however, to hear of occurrences like the secession of Lord from ...

... THE ATTITUDE OF THE WHIGS. learn that in Loudon the divisions which to opening between the various sections the Liberal party are much discussed in political circles. separation of the Moderate Liberals or Whigs from the more Advanced Liberals Radicals ...

... even banter. The Whigs attack the Tories, the Tories attend in the same way to the Whigs ; and we don't mind this very much. But when a party sets itself to needlessly obstruct legislation with the view of having the gratification of calling the other ...

... applause.) To-day, the Whigs were chiefly remarkable for not holding to any Whig principles. They wore Whig clothes; they kept Whig names, b u t th e y en ti re ly ignored Whig principles. Sir John Ramsden was a good representative ...

... feilan followed. To-day, the Whigs wen chiefly remarkable for not holding any definite Whig principle. They keep Whig namen, bat they are ignonnt of Whig principles. They wen ooneervntive of the rights of property. The Whig could be always ...

... opponents of that measure in the House of Lords ? (A. Voice — The landowners.) (Cheers.) Yes, the Whig landlord, and the Whig landlord's son and the Whig landlord's nephew were as bitterly against a istnall concession to the poor Irish tenant as the bitterest ...

... leaden b; so much sines on'# fifthrate Whig. The fact is that Lord Lanae downe’s resignation, instead of embarrassing, will relieve the Government from the presence of one who enl; source weskness; and there few Whigs who might easily bo dispensad with, ...

... Base, bloody, Whigs. the box was taken to this city, and now the Whigs wen in Ibis soil of Glasgow , and whenever aaw a Whig always taw the brand which was burned into his breast O’Con■ell, for aft* r ; .ll was a base. Moody, and brutal Whig, beers.) Then ...

... and said that he did not care for any one of the three parties, which he characterised as Tory, Conservative, and Whig. If ,the Whigs were beaten he world not be sorry, fdr the Catholics got more from them when they were out of office. Irish Catholics ...

... for they are confident of his Lordship receiving the support of all sections of the party, excepting perhaps the cowardly Whigs, with whom Mr. Torrens had, they say, shown every sympathy by abstaining from giving his vote on the foreign policy of the ...

... scorn, which was common to all Whigs, the Radicals revenged themselves, however, by gradually bringing the name of Whig into discredit as that of a man who professed one set of principles and acted on another. The Whigs came to be considered the Jesuits ...