... RD SALISBURY ON THE WHIGS. The annual dinner of the Gonstitutiona! Union was held thie week ot St. James’ Halil, London, Lord Salis- bury presiding. In ftesponding for the House of Commons, Mr. éaid on the whole the had been a dull and stupid session ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE IRISH COMPENSATION BILL. preliminary conference of Whig members of the House of Lords, to consider the Compensation for Disturbance (Ireland) Bill, took place yesterday, and it is proposed to hold large conference on the subject when ...

... MR. GLADSTONE DESERTED BY | THE WHIGS. Tn discussin “ The Country, the Ministry, and the Opposition,” Blackwood for June has the following telling remarks :—** Mr. Glad- stone's most efficient prop—the moderate Liberal party, of which we may take Mr. ...

... JAMES LOWTHER ON THE SURRENDER OF THE WHIGS. branch at a meeting held for the establishment ofa the Primrose Suffolk, on Saturday, Mr. James W. ague at Campsey Ach, wther P., said they had no longer to fight the Whig part who cut their own throats when ...

... A WHIG'S PKOTEST. To the Eimtou. — l cannot be silent any longer. | When I see a coctrmo openly avowed which seems to , me to he subversive of cur iree Constitution, it is my j duty, no less taan my privilege, as an English citizea j to raise my voice ...

... WHIG IRISH SCHEME. I bear, writes the London correspondent of the Leeds Mercury, that the Whig leader, are preparing an alternative Irish policy. Lord Hartington and his friend, know that if they are called in they must be ready with a policy. It will ...

... DAVITT ON WHIGS AND TORIES. Mr. Micbae! Daritt, speaking at meeting at Athy, county Carlo w, yesterday, said wished address them upon a question which was occupying more public attention than it deserved, namely, the respective merit* of English Whigs ana Tories ...

... A WHIG CAVE. A “National Press ’■telegram says The possibilities of a Whig cave are again uppermost in the minds «£ those who are forecasting Mr. Gladstone’s chance carrying his Home Rule proposals through the House of Commons. It is understood that the ...

... LORD HAUTINGTON AND THE LEADING WHIGS. An important conference took place on Saturday Devonshire House, between Lord Hartington and the leading Whigs, respecting the political situation. Nearly a dozen members of Parliament had interviews with his Lordship ...

... PROPOSED ALLIANCE OF WHIGS AND CONSERVATIVES. organised by Vier, Raves bey, these ne bl Saray Ta the he county of oF tee mer com wa wee the or lor forming such wed Sir Stafford Northcote in che course of visit to Ireland, m every county i the pro’ adv ...

... Our extreme Radicals are dissatisfied, not to say sulky. With Whigs and with Liberals they are disgusted ; but even when they contemplate their chosen loader, Eminent, the indispensable W. E. Gladstone, it is with a feeling of seething discontent ...

... LORD HARTINGTON’S WHIG PARTY. The Central News says:—Efforts to over*! come Lord Hartingtoa’s reluctance to join a Gladstone Cabinet were resumed yesterday morning' and were continued throughout the day. Sir William Harcourt called Devonshire House shortly ...