... that the Co Lives might be wise to force a dissolution. The Government have offended two sections of their supporters—the Whigs by their Irish policy, the Radicals, or some of them, by their action in Egypt. On the other hand, the Conservatives could ...

... new Parliament which many have confidently expected to be intensely advanced will in reality be very moderate, both on its Whig and Tory sides. But valuable as moderation is, what is most indispensable at the present crisis is that power should be placed ...

... a Tie hog. was the a the with ths Lenb•ilweele end Dr the effilise of owl al nopodieg the Wag wok by the weiherel to bed • Whig istisbislsey use ampoweei lbe. tie ieti-iiteste, with Jos lobe lossible mites I.- *otoollos lb. wish, oil Mr the lotino. ad ...

... considerable as his has gone down so completely in the current estimates. His surrender has been entire. The hall-mark of the Whigs is not on any single measure that has been passed • and it can with surety be alleged that Lord Hartington is as much able ...

... sessions. To listen to Sir Charles there might no such thing obstruction ; no such thing even Opposition, to say nothing of a Whig section in the Cabinet. This is all very well standing the side of Mr Chamberlain and exhilarated the enthusiasm of a Birmingham ...

... against its renewal. It is argued that Parliament may possibly refuse to assent to it; Irish members of all shades. Radicals, Whigs, and not a few independent Conservatives, would combine in opposition. And besides, has not Mr Forster half confessed that ...

... his picture of Liberalism, it would be interesting to see his sketch of the Whig section. I hope would respect history, and not forget what is due to the memory of the Whigs, many of them noblemen, who, duringtho Reform agitation of 1831-2, never omitted ...

... proceeding having been read a good many matches were taken up between the members, mitotic others a friendly game between the Whigs and Tories, alien, perhaps, the latter will reverse the position they held recently as electors. fna lisanoug.— Business is ...

... application to the tkintral Liberal Office, where at appears twin his letter a list is kept of situations vaunt for aspirant Whigs. His hopes were excited he proposed to 'lnterrupt the Tory monopoly of the eon- stitaiency attended a very quiet meeting ...

... to assume that because Lord Hartington would do well enough for a leader in default of a better, it is good either for the Whig aristocracy themselves or for the people whom they are to lead to let rank weigh so much in the scale as to outweigh a lifetime ...

... taken place in the political atmosphere. Two months ago, the Whigs were frightened by rumours of an impending violent change in the land laws. Many sober politician; both Conservative and Whig, believed that the Radical majority were bent on dealing a great ...

... Monday rveniog flnt Advice to Electors.— lt la of the ntmoat importance that all elector*, whatever political whether Radical, Whig, or Tory—ahonld •ee that their namea are daiy placed the forthcoming regiaters. See advertisement on this anb ...