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... THE WHIG PEERS AND THE GOVERNMENT. A London correspondent believe* it will be found that more than one the great Whig peers will separate themselves from the Government when the Compensation for Disturbance Bill comes before the House of Lords. The fate ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE COMPENSATION BILL. A London correspondent states that the Marquis of Lansdowne has informed many members of the Literal party that his opinions a whole are unchanged, and that he in thorough accord with the party in the broad principles ...
... frN fHE WHIGS AND IRELAND. Tam storm of political excitement which swept over London last week has lulled, and now there •is scarcely a faint breeze. The Cabinet has not broken up. Parliament has not been called together. Lord Salisbury's speech has not ...
... AND IRON TONIC. • in an 'Whig Menessik Ildd by an Mcnot osahridne pulse 4s. ed. Ile. ; ludo the bre lOW . by lise Medial faculty, Its powers of the lees el drew* owased by dhow, harem*: messed overweat, Ise., baldish direst ressilthe as a end rowhdr ...
... t to represent them. Whigs h: the would brills mom work to ht. would be In better I them to attend his meeting th• • 'e Halls, And sopport him !. no there were amongst 12,..;•• - be city of Glasgow. if ms, he would be Owl t • them that he afternoon it ...
... best Motives. When the late Lord Derby boasted that ho had dished the Whigs by agreeing to household suffrage, he made it plain that, for the moment at lewd, he was actuated by motives which were not directly patriotic. Other instances might be quoted ...
... fight tlio majority in ( lie County Donegal , or the Whigs in tho city of Cork . ( Cheers . ) From the turn the ' English elections had taken it appeared to him . that they should have to face a 'Whig Government in the next House of Commons , and instead ...
... there will bo a Whig hiviug-off from the Liberal party ? The suggestion is , that the Irish Land Bill oS the Government will bo too bold for tho Whigs . But at least nine out of the fourteen Ministers who constitute the Cabinet are Whigs . Can it be supposed ...
... and their opponents rrong . This further may bg said of it , that the ivies which it gives to the Whigs is not in the last l&ely to be taL-en . Whigs are Liberals form conviction , and they hiowthat in proportion u what the Quarterly calls Radicalism ...
... tho Be . iconsCeld . Government was a r . itriotio one , it ' was sufficient to know that tlie advanced Liberals , and old Whigs had gone with tlie . Conservatives on almost all questions 0 £ . foreign policy . Mr Joseph _ Cowcn ' s speech h ' ad tha truo' ...
... been inventor, and was the first Whig, :n time came to be by an apostacy tee first Tory in rank. At ad events, he in all ages had so much sympathy with the gunpowder and glory business that if ever he was a Whig he is Whig a t more. Lord Beaconsfield - ...
... Mr K inglake. The duke was a colleague of Lord Panmure in Lord lalmeriton's Government. Tbt-re is very general impression in Whig circles that in respect to the stories abont profane swearing Mr Kinglake has confounded Lord Panmure with his father. ...