... to produce | love Coercion, damnable coercion ! What has been the ruin of Ireland but this accursed coercion, which those Whigs have been crying down for forty years, and now cry up, being in office. Had Stanley said, Every parish that pays up its arrears ...

... decency to cross over to the opposite benches. The club Liberals rejoice, in their gossip about Mr. FORSTER'S Bill, that the Whigs are beginning to bestir themselves, and hope that if the tame Uhig elephants will regulate their wild elephant leaders all ...

... election. There is too 'much .direct 'opposition from one wing of the .party anid indirect 'opposition from :the other. The' Whigs,'who, by -the way, found':a somewhat unexpected ally~on this subject yesterday in Mr. BRIGHT, are dead- againist' free. education ...

... belated straggler. Sir CHARLES TREVELYAN is not abreast of the movement of genuinely Whig opinion, which, with that steadiness that has all along been the secret of Whig influence in English politics, has gravitated back from its first alarm. He is certainly ...

... illustration is afforded I th flc present political position at home, w'hen wvc are remindedI ot c si-nal miscalculation of the Whig-s in thinking- thiat they had got Zthe back of the north wind seventeen years ago. 'Ihe Tories Ic rcsianed to the Counmty ...

... I really don't know who would succeed him. Harcourt? Hardly; be actually boasted in the House of being a Whig. We may tolerate Whigs but we would never be led by one. Chamberlain? Well he would be my ch oice, but I doubt whether the moderate ...

... clear that the Whigs and the Radicals are more anxious to defeat one another than to fight their common opponents. The Radicals obviously desire to force the Whigs into secession, and thus to get absolute control of the Liberal party. The Whigs, on the other ...

... n for it, he is not in the slightest degree afraid of it. He has done what few Whigs have ever done-he has won the confidence of the Radicals without estranging the Whigs themselves. Lord Hartington knows that, in the state of things under which we are ...

... land- owners entertained by those who are conveniently called Whigs. The animosity of the Opposition towards this measure was not more manifest than the dislike of the representatives of the Whig aristocracy. The competition for the occupation of land has ...

... for North Meath, has recently beee staying with Countess Russell at Pembroke Lodge, Richmond Park. The widow of the great Whig statesman is an ardent Home Ruler, and is persuaded that her husband's sympathies would have been in the same direction. It ...

... COA' RE SPOND-E ATlC. WHIGS AND RADICALS IN CHURCH REFORM`1. To the EDITOR of tile PALL IN ALL GAZ'._TTE. SIR,-You say rightly in your issue of this afternoon that ti ail : o husr if it is to continue national, must become democratic, and tilen go on ...

... RADICAL MEEKNESS. THE politicians, Whig and Tory, who are fretting and fuming about the imperious violence of the Radicals ought now and then to look at things as they really are. If there is one subject in domestic policy about which the typical Radical ...