... spoke, at Sheffield, their loading organs pressed hard for an elucidation of the mystery: What we avant to know is how Whigs, like the Secretary for War, can be content to be driven by such dangerous Radicals as the President of the Board of Trade ...

... thought and feeling precisely similar to the Whig. of twonty-five or even fifteen years ago ; but he is still as far separated from the modern Whig as was his predecessor from the Whig of his day. The modern Whig has advanced quite ;O as far towards Liberalism ...

... reminds Lnrt EImuntd ri lto e altl of the * Whigs with reference ti the Union, anrl styc teat what E is wanted now is a little Whig treit nent Lf thie lrish s question. Remarking upon tite guidanlee stplitd by the Whig aristocracy in the great works af the ...

... JEP.Ks.,, 1? -- - - . 1? 1. - - I The Duke of Argyll, in his long'indictment j the other night against his old allies' of the Whig-Radical type, made a curious allusion to the sudden revulsion of feeling which fol- lowed the depositionsof th ?? Cabinet from ...

... In passing household suffrage in towns there does not seem to have been a shadow of reason why the Tories, in Dishing the Whigs, which was the obvious meaning of the Act of 1867-should not have gone on to oblige the friends of the country party. The ...

... men as this, would be wL gely to under-calculate the Conservative whi, always ait work in English human of a. It is not only Whig§ who like bees by tb, on flowers alighting cease to hums and settling into places are dumb.> Tfhere is one type of Radical ...

... essentials, between the old Whigs and modern Conservatives; and as these dislike equally Lord Randolph Churchill and Parnell, we may see before the opening of the new Parliament, the Conservatives strengthened by those Whigs who objectito Mr. Chamberlain ...

... old, he A ?? GCrince.-pig; he While Granta's seons reject with scorn (Alas, that such a man wasea l) her A Stuart that's a Whig I h -Dacly Nezev. ...

... reminds Lord Edmund of rho action of the ,I Whigs with reference to the Union, and says that what is wanted now is a little Whig treatment of the Irish question. Remarking upon the guidance supplied by .1 the Whig aristocracy in the great works of the nine- ...

... leader of the party. The nation has already had proof of his ability and statesman- ship. 1-is moderation would reassure the Whigs, while his deep knowledge of social problems would command the respect of the more advanced section of the party. Above all ...

... assembiy of squires as was the House of Lords. They naturally found the Tories opposed to them; hut they also found that the Whigs had gone back from their pledges of 1880, and wvere oppposing tooth and nail a re) orm of the land laws. As they did not get ...

... There is a Zeit Geist in all these movements, as no one knows better than Mr. Gladstone, and he, in common with the hereditary Whigs of the Hartington type, takes a calm common-sense view of the matter. Scotch establishments are left for Scotchmen exclusively ...