... regarding each other with increas- ing coldness. The Whigs would unanimously support the suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act, whereas the Radicals consider that the proposal is a mere revival of despotism. The Whigs, while anxious to do justice to the Irish peasantry ...

... again. It was on the Report stage, and a motion to place the Clause in the position it originally occupied was moved from the Whig benches by Mr. Cartwright. There has been much conflicting statement as to how far the two sides of the House were fully warned ...

... IT0, __g 3 THE GOVERNMENT AND IRELAND.-The principal gift bestowed upon the nation by the victorious electors of i880 was a Whig-Radical Cabinet under the guidance of Mr. Gladstone. It has not proved such a boon as sanguine people anticipated. Concerning ...

... intervention of the proposed Court to holdings under the annual value of tool. This was one of those mutinies on the part of the Whig section of the Ministerialists on which the Conservative Opposition had so surely counted at the beginning of the Session. ...

... to the bonfire by a rejoicing mob of Whig statesmen, his political antagonists. The results of the General Election of tS30 culminated within a month of the reassembling of Parliament in the substitution of a Whig for a Tory Ministry, and William IV.'s ...

... regarding Liberalism as bound over to keep the peace, have to pay for their blundering in the long run. But over in Ireland, the Whig-Tory struggle means the triumph of those who would rejoice were the gravest disasters to befall great Britain. Was there not ...

... Conservatism of the Eldonian school; rather was it a conception based on a comprehensive view of English History from the Whig Revolution of s688-a conception of which the leading feature was a supreme regard for the landed interest as the most solid ...

... second or third-rate importance have found their way to this roll of Rectors simply because they were names which stood for Whig or Tory principles. On the contrary, it would be safe to say that however ardent little sections might be in promoting the ...

... they would not bC running about proclaiming their belief that ?? Lord Salis- bury has missed a splendid chance of dishing the Whigs. As for challengin, a vote of confidlence as soon as Parliament meets, we do not quite see how it is to be managed. The Gover ...

... genius might seek' as its safe- guard in its soaring flights. The Conservative IPrenier hal more sense than the Reform Club Whigs, whose behaviour to Mr. Smith is said to have hastened his transition to the molern Toryism. The real msotive of Mr. Disraeli's ...

... advantage of calling yourself a Liberal. I'he Root of our Misfortunes, according to Mr. Austit, is the abnormal union of Whigs and Radicals.-Mr. Leopold Katscher's paper on Some Aspects of the Salvation Artimy is excellent reading. It is singularly ...

... supposed by some politicians that when Air. Gladstone retires the Whigs and the Radicals will separate, and that Mr. Goschen will become the Whig leader. It may, however, be doubted whether the Whigs and the Radicals will do anything so very foolish. About a ...