... should they be ignominiously ousted from office. For: let the Whigs and the wire-pullers at the Reform Club bear in mind that Whiggis. is not all powerful and omnipotent. It may be said that the Whig party, by the immense majority returned against the Beaconsfield ...

... cannot say; but certain it is elect that the writer, whoever he was, had not picked up tong among his plain Whig principles that peculiar Whig eart] style in which egotism permits itself to be pompous ing but never condescends to be flippant. The current ...

... will prbably b3 I to the Gotnnamenzt.' Pr:oaoly it will I if the Whigs wou 7ily act bulil y-;- : the wisning card in- their hands. I U ago conotemded ?? the cauy sle' anG 3i thing for th. Whigs to do, in the ?? ?? 3' I epiublicanism in high places, is to ...

... Give you symp showers of guano if yogu like !', belie, No wonder. that the bait. *took;: 52 Whigs are were returned ' and: only'l eight 'Tories. The P ia Whig Government owed half- their- strong can a majority to Scotland. Surely they might have longs ...

... spoken, and mem Hers are content to hang about the terrace waiting for the division bell to call them to record their votes. The Whig section of the Ministerinlists has practically subsided, agreeing to conclude that the Bill when it reaches the Lores will ...

... 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 ...

... consideration for it, lie is not the slightest degree afraid it. He lias done what few Whigs have ever done—llo lias won the confidence the Kadtcals without estranging the Whigs themselves. Lord Hartington knows that, the state of things under which we are now ...

... caouse that Is noble and good > and be. ocuse he shows his sympathy 'with good objects he Is called by the Whig a gawkey lad; buc before a month the Whig wlll find that he will be ' a lucky lad, for he is one of the lads that will be M.P. for County Down ...

... hope to win some- thing from the fright of the Whigs over the Evictions Bill. An article in the Quarterly is idd rested wholly to them, and is a plain invita- Son from tha Conservative chiefs to the Whigs to bin the Tory party. They are made to shake ritli ...

... light on the Employers' Liability Bill. Nothing can be more absurd than for the Whigs to pose as the champions of science. Politics are not a science but an art, and the Whigs know this as well as anybody. The writer deprecates the introduction of measures ...

... 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 ...

... private meeting of Mr Plimsoll's supporters on Tuesday night, and, although the Radical section demurred to having a second Whig representative, the majority decided to recommend the tesignation at a public meeting to be held on Wednesday night. Mr Plimsoll ...