... exemplified than during the few months the present Go- vernment has held office. A coalition was arranged between the old Whigs and the new Radicals; and what has resulted therefrom ? Why, some half-dozen men in whom the public placed implicit faith have ...

... effort that points the difference, not between such men as Mr. Chamberlain and the Liberals, but between the more conscientious Whigs and their former allies of th: left wing. We quote the words in full: The es~tahiishmcnL of 11o0ue Rule will necessitate the ...

... o'clock was again ad- journed, WHIG VERSUS RADICAL. At the back of the Treasury bench there is seated a compact phalanx of landlords, place-hunting Irish Liberals, and intending or discarded office-holders. This is the great Whig party, the Ministerial partners ...

... reconstruction of the Lliberals shall be upon a Whig basis. which is another way of saying that the Whig families shall be admitted to the Drincipal sbare of the next Liberal Government. What-have the Whig families done during the last six years to bring ...

... Radieals 'rodild: be greaflydncreatad by the 'Ebaehise 'Bill. Thexepresen- ,tatioa Of .Scetland was t9oo exclusiely!coatinei to Whigs,.the .Radical. element .being represented:bvY olf half a dozen mrdibers. ;The atitude of ?? 'had'rbeen'the means ton great ...

... cropping lip, with the evident purpose of intimidating him. The latest is the threatened desertion from the Liberal, or rather Whig, ranks of those three terrible, high and mighty personages, the Dukes of Westminster, Bedford, and Devonshire. The Timnes seems ...

... of immediate slaughter is clearly a need less and purposeless process. IWhat, then, it may be asked, is the real reas5 that W~hig and Tory Ministers, Lord Spcjce as well as the Duke of Richmond, cling t0 custom calculated to enhance the price of ,,,at and ...

... NAVAL JOBNE:Y. The aristocratic old Whig Air. Gladstone selected to preside over naval affairs is a per. feet type of the class- to which he belongs, Lord i orthbrook seems an incarnate, i veterate jobber. Within the last tew days some of the most re ...

... law -voted with the Governmenlt. GREAT WHIGS AND COERCION. Sir W. Harcourt, extenuating hisadvocacy of military law in Ireland, said he was a Wbig, and that he followed the traditions of the great Whigs of former days. The Home Secretary deserves ...

... they are in. The Chancellor of the Exchequer will soon tire of playing the part of a sortof Sinbad, who had the Whigs on his back, and a Whig bridle in his mouth, and may try to hold on to place by granting all that the Par- nellites demand. ...

... necessary reforms. Politics is game that has been now practised for over two hundreds of years between Whigs and Tories. It is a Tory Government to-day, a Whig Go- vernment to-morrow. Meanwhile the working classes are left to stew in their former misery and ...

... hustings, then a fatal split in the Liberal ranks is inevitable. Work- men have had enough, and indeed too much, of the old Whig party. Nor is it at all likely that the thousands of Manchester operatives will recognise the right or authority of nine hundred ...