... accept the merely subordinate part assigned to them by a W~hig Cabinet. Underneath this question of detail lies the more Ifundamental one of who is a Radical, and in wvhat does he differ from a Whig? On the land q~uestion,, which nsay he talken as almost ...

... the Bouse into Whigs, old Tories, new Tories, Liberals, Radicals, and Home Rulers. The Whigs ye needed a great deal of description-(laughter)- e- because they were called Whigs without being a- quite clear as to what Whigism meant. Whigs in as1688 had ...

... seated, if it can still resist rmore than one secret danger, to whom is it indebted, except to these prudent but resolute Whigs, who have forced it to enter the path of progress and have provided a safety valve for popular feeling; No matter Until ir ...

... essential ones will still remain, inasmuch as they arise from the variance of aims and means between the old and new Liberals, the Whigs and Radicals, if it is thought better so to dub them. The Liberalism of the future has yet to be born in the House of Com. ...

... British Radicals. My Lord Hartington and the Whigs will try to tinker with this great question. Now the Irish mnembers will stand by the British Radicals for a scientific settlement, but the Tories and Whigs will beat them. Meanwhile trade will have still ...

... not been officially recognised as having a place either among the plain principles of the Whigs or in the programme of the Liberal chiefs. The great Whig organ would, however, have barely done its duty to the views it represents had it been content ...

... for hall-an-hour or so, wshen it was announced that the business of the evening had concluded. Ministers might come ad go. Whig or Radical might succeed Conservative or ve savre, but these jabbering ghosts remained there still crash; and the memker for ...

... peace and mir%- menace who is mainly responsible for the which-if we are correctly inforzued-an-,-. length startle the quiet Whigs who, a yscr helped to exalt him? Mr Forster, a Libera Gti I Liberals, but sane, in a position from Wtch S than any of his ...

... is to be faithful and true to the cause which the people sent you in to support; not to be led to the right or to theleft by Whig or Tory-(hear, hear)-but to look to the national cause, and that cause points directly to one man who has sacrificed his time ...

... year ad referred in graceful terms to his appointmet, in which he would, the speaker believed, secure a place in the hearts of Whig and Tory Mike., K r HsmnsoN proposed three cheers for Mrs Adam, whiki waa heartily responded to; and on t the Moati of the ...

... the machinery was most carefully used. It seemed to' tell, too, in detail; young fellows, in particular, whose fathers were Whigs, slipped quittly over to the Conservative camp. and yet it all came to nothing ia the day of 'battle. The defaulters were a ...

... waas dissolved, land the newt House met on the 24th August;. It was known that the elections baa gone strongly against the W~hig Ministry ; yet the Quteen's Speech wars prepared in the usual way, as though for the ordinary business of a session. Referring ...