... WARNING THE WHIGS. The Liberals lost the West Gloucestershire Election this week owing to a sudden and entirely unexpected rupture between Lord Fitzhardinge and Sir William Marling. The circumstances are peculiar and, so far Lord Fitzhardinge is concerned ...

... prejudices of Whigs and Tories both ; it to acce P* the more worthy traditions and follow out the best principles of both its predecessors ; and finally is to be more progressive than the Tories and less precipitate than the Whigs. It is obvious ...

... (Hear, bear.) But there were some other politicians—not very numerous section who called themselves Whigs, although tbey bad true conception of the old Whig traditions, who called themselves Moderates, though they were thrniost intolerant politicians he ...

... to the position the Whig party, saying : I confess that I am not dissatisfied with the part which the Whig Party have in former times occupied, and which I believe they occupy at the present time. (Hear, hear.) 1 admit that tbe Whigs are not leaders in ...

... her apprenticeship, and when about to commence her training college career, thus wrote on the subject of history : The names Whig and Tory came into use in the reign of John. The political principles which they represent are these : lst. Tory. The principles ...

... formally christened Whig, but his opinions may be gathered from statement which he made after his return that he had a predilection for the Whigs because he found them friends of liberty. The Tories legislated for the few, but the Whigs legislated for the ...

... THE HOME RULERS. The Butt Committee, at meeting held last night at Limerick, passed resolution expressing regret at the Whig tendencies of a section of the Home Rule party, and trusting that the representatives of Limerick will not show that tendency ...

... composed of Whigs and Radicals. The Whigs in the House are hostile to him. When, therefore, he finds himself obliged to yield to the Whigs his Cabinet, there is no protest from the Radicals in the House, and this strengthens the case of the Cabinet Whigs. Mr ...

... congratulated the meeting upon passing resolution. It was now more than 30 years since the Edinburgh Review, the organ of tbe old Whig party, declared that the liquor traffic was nuisance, physically, socially, and morally. It had lasted almost unchecked and ...

... is only when the atoms hold loosely together, or perhaps entirely separate—when the Radicals demand too much of the Whigs, and the Whigs concede too little to the Radicals—that the most potent of all political forces is for the moment overcome. Putting ...

... public His countrymen owe him no for any act of statesmanship, or for the * he has given to any popular movement, he kept the Whigs out of power because they would not give a seat Cabinet to Richard Cobden, he is now his support a man who wishes to get Parliament ...

... little eun, . And some paper bullets looking much like lead—lead—lead, And he said, I know a rig that shall dish each little Whig, And strike each noisy upon the head—head—head.' And this funny little Earl had funny little bag. Which he labelled Commission ...