... WHIGS AND RADICALS. Tbe Morning Post says—Tbs#tomfoolery of the Radical party referred by the ez-Premier it were the result of of personal rivalries between tbe opposing candidates. Tbs Chancellor of the Exchequer hits lbs nail on the head when points ...

... seen. Mr Gladstone’s late anpeal to us to reason in the spirit the Whig party was an exhortation founded argument put forward by Lord Edmond Fitsmaurice. This was most fair argument, and Whig” only in the sense that it was reasonable and moderate. But Liberal ...

... LOWTHER THE WHIG PARTY, Speaking at a meeting held for the establishment of a branch of the Primrose League at Campsey Ash, Suffolk, ou Saturday, Mr James Lowther, M P, said they had no longer to tight the Whig party, who out their own throats when they ...

... WHIG MEWS THE IRISH RILL. At the close of its political article, the Edinburgh Ri rine rites respecting Mr Forsters proposals : We abstain from discussing the details of measures now before Parliament, which may modified while we write, and which are ...

... LORD SALISBURY’S PICTURE OP THE WHIG LEADERS. Tbe Tiwu* says—A aeriou* tactical error sppear* to have been committed by Lord Salisbury hie treatment Whig leaden. Id the diverting picture which be drew last night of the Ministry of All the Irresolutions ...

... •reign, they prepared for junction with Radicals, the Whigs—any party that would enable them to wreak their vengeance on the Government. It a trying time, and the fate of the Government seemed to biage open their success or failure. A hurried whip was ...

... the first strong indication that the Whig party are beginning to feel a wholesome fear of the enemy which they have bred in their very midst. Frankenstein could not express greater horror at the wickedness and hideousness of the monster which his own ...

... good Whig, who loves his party above everything, to condemn too harshly ? lie said nothing whatever as to tho futnre, and of the past only that coercion was necessary when tho Whig* applied it. No one doubts that was. but the conduct of the Whigs created ...

... uppermost. His challenge to quarter-deck Whigs is so direct and pointed that it can scarcely be left unanswered. There unfortunate even relatiou to purely social questions to view every measure of proposed reform from the standpoint of party interest ...

... alarmed that something ia going on at Very likely bis suspicioruf arc well founded. it is a Conservative, not\ Whig-Radical, Government which is in power, and it knows where strike and when. Besides, it knows aii about Candahar, and the broad hints which ...

... earnestly appealed to the Whig leaders in both Houses of Parliament make clear and emphatic declaration the earliest moment that he in ances Mr Chamberlain’s disestabxume. Nothing short of this will be accepted as the amende by the Whig party. The arrangements ...

... the city and addressed a meeting in the National Leagne Institute. In the course of his address he said that the Tories and Whigs were their iuferiors, since neither in the city of Derry nor in number of the Northern counties could they find men capable ...