... THE WHIGS. ifaai the [Contervativej Standard of Hut morning.) The notion tho Whigs being any way debarred their historical antecedents from combining with the Conservatives is absurd. Their own theory of themselves is that they are 'he true Conservatives ...

... THE DUKE OF ARGYLL AND THE WHIGS . I » ttio coiirsa of . 1 letter tn this niorning ' B F ...

... THE 03 SIiY WHIGS . . . DAELIXGTOX , Mondaynight . —Viscount Caatlereagh , M . P ., speaking' at a ConserratiTa demonstration here to-night , said the policy of tha present Government was a series of blund&rs and class legislation . Ityas not he ...

... willing enough to strike his friends, but he is still more eager to smite his foes, Without Whig aid, the Tory Gocernment was in any case doomed and the Whigs ere too helpless to assist any lame dog of a Prime Minister over the stile. It is quite idle ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE TORIES. A London correspondent writes : It*is stated in Tory circles that a largo number of Whig gentlemen in the various parts of the country are giving their adhesion to the Tory cauße. I should like to see some proof of this statement ...

... d i s h ea d e d Plain Whig Principles, and the reviewer quotes with approval a remark of the late Bari Russell made after the general election of 1874, that whenever the Liberal party is reconstituted it will be on a Whig basis. ...

... MR LABOCOHERE ON THE WHIGS. Mr Eabonchere, in opening Cam herell Radical Club on Wednesday, said the Whigs were more dangerous than the Tories. There were about 30 of them in the House Commons. They were the cause of the action in Egypt and the Crimes ...

... SIR CHASIBERLAIT OX WHIGS A FATIEWELL banquet was given last evening to Sir Harry Verney , Bar t ., M . P ., «» n his retirment from the representation of the borouRh of Buckincba . tn , - for which lie has sat for a period of nearly fifty years . The ...

... LORD SALISBURY AND THE WHIGS. Commenting on Lord Salisbury's speech last night, the Times says serious tactical errror appears to have been committed his lordship in his treatment of the Whig leaders. In the diverting picture which he drew last night ...

... that the Whigs are tlie salt of the earth that Mr Administration is to be provisionally trusted, because it contains 80 considerable a Whig element that the dreaded are admitted only on sufferance, as it were, to thie charmed circle of Whig and that all ...

... THE WHIG PEERS AND THE GOVERNMENT. A London correspondent believe* it will be found that more than one the great Whig peers will separate themselves from the Government when the Compensation for Disturbance Bill comes before the House of Lords. The fate ...

... the Whigs cannot but be secretly love with them because of some common regard for a peculiar sacredness in property, and for the glories of long descent. So it comes, that though they hate the Whig traditions, they labour hard to win the Whigs themselves ...