... THE REPORTED WHIG PARNWLLITB _ ALLIANCE. There la no foundation for the report published in some Iriah papers of a coalition or understanding between the ParneUito and Whig sections with » view to a mutual arrangement of seats at the next election. There ...

... WHIG MANIFESTO. The following Manifesto waa imued cm Tuesday to bss electors of Lirerpool and district by Lard Derby and othar Liberals, whoae namee are appended to it : — The Houae of Commons has, by a decid vs vote, rejected the Bill for the lsgulative ...

... may be replaced by the Whigs ; that the pro- hibition cf the violatiou of English homes — a piece of utter Toryism initiated by tha Whigs — may be relegated to the unknown future that the Torie3 may be driven out and the Whigs get in ; that the habitual ...

... By the bye, I have seen a definition of the term Whig of the Old School, as applied to Mr. Dodson, the political dummy, which for the present ?? in the place of a real Minister of Agriculture. A Whig of the good old type, such as Mr. Dodson is supposed ...

... harmonious whole so diverse atoms for five years. The difference between the two great sections of the Liberal party, the Whigs and Radicals, have become so great and insurmountable tbat no real Government is possible on existing lines. By real Government ...

... THE POLITICAL SITUATION REFUSAL Ob' THE WHIG PEERS TO TAKE OKI-ICE. (From the Daily News. ) The refusal of Lord Lansdowne to take office with | the Conservative Government, following upon the I declinature oi i_.ord Nortiibiook, has created tr.e j necessity ...

... Commons into Whigs, old Tories, new Tories.Liberals Radicals, and Home Rulers, but in my first effort at de- scription I find myself in a difficulty. The Whigs of to- day are not Whigs. The ' Whigs of to-day have for- gotten what Whigs were. ...

... want Home Rule without Expropriation of the Landlords ; the Whigs will not have Home Rule without Expro- priation. The Premier is skilfully balancing him- self between the Parnellite and tiie Whig stools ; bat the feat is not without hazard. On every side ...

... coalition in somo rorm is freely discussed. Bat we do not . believe that Lord Salisbury would consent to play second fiddle to .the Whig leader, or that Lord Hartington woald be willing either to serve under or to serve with the Marquis of Salisbury. Lqrtf Hartington ...

... THE CAUCUS, The London Echo prints the ?? epigram ; — When members of the Tory tribe Together meet, and coin subscribe The Whigs to dish, the Rads to drub, The sacred conclave is— a Club. 'Tis different with the Liberal crew, No matter what they say or ...

... in the Government were at that time considered the natural prerogatives of the aristocracy, and the Whigs were as aristc- atic as the Tories. The Whigs were in fuller sympathy with national aspirations than their political opponents ; but, beyond tbe immediate ...

... and laid it would be swept away by the rank and file. He charged Lord Hartington with having brought about the suicide of the Whig party. The Liberal party could he satisfied with their position, and he absolutely endorsed all that Mr. Morley had said at ...