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... WHIG SECESSIONS. It would to idea too great imponenee to the 'Windom of a not very unsplenons Whig peer like Lord Lyvedu to the thmeerestive party. Its in the fed that his not litolated event, bat one of • series, pointing In the same Manion. the another ...
... It iB not a Whig bnt a Badieal policy wbioh has ruled sinoe April, 1880, and when Mr. Gladstone shall have oeased to lead the Liberal party, what reason have we to suppose that hia successor will be a Whig, or that even if there be a Whig figure-bead ...
... LORD HARTINGTON AND THE WHIGS. The Daily News :—Now, by what possible perversity of self-persuasion does Lord Hartington come to believe that be is acting on the principles of that (the old) Whig party Y Was it not Fox who proclaimed, generations before ...
... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE WHIGS. The following letter (from the Duke of Bedford, the head of the Russell family) appears in the Times : Sir,—Tho belief, which is becoming general, that Mr. Gladstone is prepared to use his power in Parliament to hand over ...
... THE WHIGS Where are the Whigs V is the pathetic (pestles asked by a Radical in the Tines. There Whigs in existent'', he irate pertain; bet though he bee been'listertiog with mash profit to the opening of the Radical leaders, be hes looked for Whig, in ...
... WHERE ARE THE WHIGS 1 Where are tha Whigs? is the pathetio question asked by a Bidieal in the Times. There are Whiga in exiatenee, be feels certain ; but though he has been'listecing with much profit to the speeobes ot the Badioal leaders, he has looked ...
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... Gladstone's late appeal to as to reason in tbe spirit of tbe Whig party was an exhortation founded on an argument pat forward by Lord Edmond Fitzmauriee. This was a most fair argument, and 'Whig' only in tbe sense tbat it was reason- able and moderate. Bat ...
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... WHIG VIEWS ON THF. TRTSTT __TT T »** ?? * ita PWltinl article the Edinburgh Bsview writes respecting Mr. Fowler's pronoealß:— We abstain from diseußiing '.the details of measures now befon Parliament, which may be modified while we write, and which are ...
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