... majority behind them, because that would only be to court early defeat, but to prevent as far as possible the weakness of the Whigs being traded upon by the strength ofthe Radicals. They must maintain as far as they could aatate of armed peace,which would ...

... inhabitants, promoting their federation and emancipation from Turks, Russians, and Austrians alike. For, though the English Whigs think Turkish supremacy no longer possible, England's commercial and material interests do not permit of Russian super macy ...

... sum- Went number of Liberals of a pronounced type to flavour ',what might otherwise be called its aristocratic character. A ,Whig Pnme Minister must necessarily choose some Radicals ,to associate with himself. Mr. Gladstone is tree from this 'obligation ...

... the pawnor , WOGS& the deasand.—Burtington Mautiryi. Nanntai ExcLaitafton FOR Ms. GunwroNE USD= Counwirrancits,— Dash my Whigs !. —Amity F THS olks. Bnevenr REWASDKD.—The Mayor of Newport (Mr. B. Rumen Evans) has, at the request of the French Government ...

... paid an ill-compliment to the Roads Committee, by placing another member upon it ; and that Mr. Gossett must be possessed of WHIG presumption to desire to be upon the Committee. The reading of the letter caused considerable amusement, and Mr. Gossett said ...

... as ho was concerned, the one prophecy seemed as true as the other. What signs were there of the secession of the Moderate or Whig Party to the opposite camp ? None whatever. And he could not see why they should go over. What bad they now? A Government pledged ...

... Rogers - Mr. Plunket, commenting on the speeches of Mr. Shaw and Sir. Russell, described them as an attempt to ' Boycott' the Whigs, and designed not so much to defeat coercion as to force the hand of the Government on the land question. Protesting against ...

... Clerkship of Session. The scheme to bestow it on him had been begun by the Tories, but (most honourably) was eonsplatedny by the Whigs, and after the fall of the latter, met the new Clerk, and congratulated bim on his appointment, which he liked all the better ...

... forced in the course of the debate upon the Address that he might be able to give the Bill a snore trenchant character than his Whig colleagues were willing to accept. The Manchester Guardian declares that Mr. Glad- stone would not allow a popular clamour ...

... between this Bill and that of the late Government were In Obi constitution otitis Conservancy Bosnia and the incidence of Whig, and he thought that on those heads the present sill was tree from the objections raised against that intro- duced by the Duke ...

... Land League are doing no more than giving effect to the views which he then expressed when he void, There are men among the Whig party who have fair sentiments with regard to Ireland, but who, whenever they treat of this question, are afraid of dealing ...

... ee by Sir James Graham, the House of Commons appointed a Secret Committee to investigate the subject. When the evidence of Whig as well as Tory Home Secretaries and Viceroys had been considered, it was recommended that the power should not be abrogated ...