... FAILURE OF THE WHIG CONSPIRACY. The meeting of Whig members of the House of Commons to consider the Disturbance Bill was a complete failure. It was called by a body of Whig malcontents, the SOD of the Speaker being one of them. But although circulars ...

... THE COMPENSATIO FOR DIS- TURBANCE BILL. THE ACTION OF THE WHIGS. The following whip, quads uptly underlined, has been issued to Libeial members of the House of Commons :— LTrgent and im- portant. Your attendance is most urgently and most particularly ...

... time had come. They moved to the attack, and they have won their point. In the first real struggle between the Whigs and the Radicals the Whigs have won. Meanwhile the Irishmen don't know what to be about. Some of the papers state this morning that they ...

... things) a small Whig secession. The Land Bill will pMS the Commons, but wi)I pasa it by narrow majorities—narrow, that is, for so large a party as ite Liberal party. The peers wit! take note of the Irish dissatisfaction and of the Whig secession. Lord ...

... to three prints. The new Whig Charter a demand for household county suffrage, for establishment °f county boards, and for the Modification of the law of entail. Beyond •hat the Edinburgh refuses to go. It calls upon tile Whigs to rally for the salvation ...

... 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 ...

... private meeting of Mr Pliuisoli's supporters on Tuesday night, and, Although the ltadioal section demurred to having a second Whig representative, the Majority decided to recommend the esignation at a public meeting to be held on Wednesday t Mr Plimsoll ...

... contemptuous. But ten days as changed the attitude even of the Tory Peers. They are waiting now for the revelation of Whig tactics. If the Whig Lords go against the Bill, Lord Beaconsfield's followers will vote with them, and j. ut an end to the Bill. But if ...

... the aggression of Lord Beacons- field and his noble factotums. But the Herald apprehends no such disaster at present. The Whig Lords have been scared a little by the Irish Com- peusation Bill and the ex-Piemiers lugubrious predictions. But the great ...

... and members are content to hang about the ter- race waiting for the division bell to call them to record their votes. The Whig section of the Ministerialists has practically subsided, agreeing to conclude that the Bill when it reaches the Lords will ...

... not a Whig but a pig. What he did Bay was that Mr Adam did notalwaya and himself like a whip calling to obedient hounds, but something lik? the driver of pigs which would go different Way-i. There it a difference. But the gingle- Drigle of Whig and pig ...

... TENANTS. Amongst those who voted with the Government in favour of the above Bill, which has excited so much alarm amongst the Whig landown-i-s, were -Mr H. G. Allen, Mr E. H. uarbu 1, Sir R. A. Cunliffe, Mr Wm. Davies, Mr L. L. Dillwyn, Mr Thomas Duckham ...