... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE WHIGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir,—The belief, which is becoming general, that Mr. Gladstone is prepared to use his power in Parliament to hand over the loyal in Ireland to the dominion of the disloyal, obliges me to ask myself ...

... THE NEW HOME SECRETARY. THE TORY FRYING-PAN AND THE WHIG FIRE. | TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS, | Sir,—l observe that at the meeting at Devonshire | House, when Lord Hartington and Mr. Chamberlain : exchanged the kiss of peace, his lordship expressed ...

... send me back a returned nmpfl to Woburn, but to turn | the Woburn Whig into an Aylesbury Whi{v(chuu), { and the Aylesbury Whig into & Westminster Whig, and to let me fight side by side with Sir Nathaniel de toths- | child in the interests of Aylesbury ...

... SATURDAY, STRIVE a Nor a few of the ré of its i:uuediately adj the appalling cry whig 8 thousand mnewsboys some thirty summers a of the steamboat Henry ( and the destruction of nef #ln the broad light of day, tators on the shore, whid of men and the screams ...

... POLITICS. Tne “ Desultory Reflections of a Whig ™ is the title of a paper in the Nineteentli Century of this month, which though unpretentious in style is carefully thought out, and will Le read with interest. The ““ Whig” whose * Reflections ™ they inre is ...

... n for it, he is not in the slightest degree afraid of it. He has done what few Whigs have ever done—he has won the confidence of the Radicals without estranging the Whigs themselves. Lord Hartington knows that, in the state of things under which we are ...

... Protestant interest that is the Whig specific for Irish tranquility.” It is curious to remark with what exactitude history has repeated itself. The Kilmainham Treaty is the counterpart of the Lichfield House Compact; the Whig policy of clinging to office ...

... is to be consulted by the Government as to the procedure to be adopted in regard to the settlement. Neglect on the part of a Whig Ministry fifty years since to take the Leador of the Opposition (then Sir Robert Peel) into its confidence concerning the proposed ...

... Radical party. This is the first point in the new ‘situation. History is repeating itself, and the old story of o’CoxsEL and the Whigs is viewed merely with a change of personnel and ‘ parties. ...

... the Irish problem be successfully solved; and we care not whether the Tories may be said to have coalesced with the Whigs or the Whigs to have come over to the side of the Tories; but the coalition, sooner or later, and under some denomination or other ...

... politician he has cast away in order to attain greater freedom in the choice of men with which to combat the Tories and the Whigs. We have said enough to show the true character of Mr. Gladstone’s ‘unpolitical ’ speech at Wrexham. Whether his attitude ...

... dissented from them, but he contested their right to appropriate the term ‘‘Liberal” The largest part of this body were the Whigs, The Whigs hnlgbun for long exceedingly adroit tacticians. Th:{y had managed always to get the Executive into their hands. They ...