... quite right in their ap- peals to the Whigs to rally to them. There is, nowadays, very little difference between a Whig and a Conservative, but there is a vast difference between a Radical and both Conservatives and Whigs. The question is, on which side is ...

... whom now they called Whig statesmen, always NV ~ remembering that the finalissue was niot with tf N hebu ese with the Tory Lords, who in. sl he variably tooka very large slice off the very ti he small loaf which the Liberal Whig section allowed tc ,to ...

... the existing s land system. It was Truist to the Whig Government.'. ra, This was the advice given by Judge Keogh and Sadlier nad and the other members of the Brass band. At that of time the Whig priests of Ireland had listened to that ly advice, ...

... viewto avert such an event that the Whig members are bestirring themselves with the view of pressiag upon the Government the importance of reconstructing I the Cabinet. It is specially urged that at present the Whig element of the House is not 1 so well ...

... the Whig ele- ment is strong in the Cabinet, it is powerless in the House of Commons. So long as Mr. Gladstone relies upon the Radical wave, which returned to Parliament the present majority, there is little to fear from either Conservative or Whig mancuvres ...

... against 194 members, t th and what has happened is attributed to a r betrayal of the Government by a section -L to of the Whigs and not to a secession e nd cf their legitimate supporters. A most i- curious chain of events led up to the bin defeat. The ...

... case. WE Le Wi L; The meeting of Whig members of the House of Coin- WIw Is moos which was held yesterday to consider the Irish Dia- oh ito turl~auce Bill was a complete failure, It was called by a de was body of Whig malcontents, the son 6f the Speaker ...

... resiguing. The draml:atic ?? of the situation was really caused by thee evidence it 0 afforded of the veritable existence' of a Whig a Cave. The thinghasbeen tallied abcout often enough before, though chiefly in C£'nservative f circles, but for the first time ...

... the field. The general election which will come within a very short time will be lought out between Radicals and Tories; tue Whigs will be stretched ana padded cut so 2I2 to I 3 approach if they cannot attain the Radical level. The Tories arc finished, the ...

... very different from a sunerior class of voters who bow before every wind that blows, and I are 'Tory, .Radioal, Liberal, and Whig by turns, antt none uoi theta very lung.- Dagonet in the it~e ere ...

... FEATURE of the addresses was that the Liberal leaders now openly .admit that there is no chance of the rupture between the Whigs and the Liberals being healed. This was frankly stated by Lord Rosebory at Oldham, who said that the tone of the Dissentient ...

... must have been made of it, e this practical jokler is evidently a person of 1 great energy-a veritable glutton for work. The Whigs and Conservatives areunfeignedly overjoyed at the incident which took place at I the lleform Club yesterday. The failure of ...