... Roumeliots are anxious for the union, is it impossible to convince their leaders that their aspirations are ill-timed ? WHIGS AND ULTRA-WHIGS. AMID the present panic and confusion of mind among a certain section of the ministerial party, it is important to ...

... has forth Revolts always generate heroic virtue, and the Whigs lsle sadly in need of that stiffening of the moral fibre that is the product 1 dresolute struggle against overwhelming odds. The Whigs have the Established party in English politics for so many ...

... protest in the Ediabtz/ryl Ficzzi.n on behalf of plain Whig principles is unintentionally amusing and indirectly instructive. The moderate Liberals, some of whom perhaps still call themselves Whigs, are with good reason alarmed and offended by the violence ...

... sections of their party, with a deep gulf fixed between them. Could anybody tell from their words alone who of the two is the Whig and who the Radical? There are on this earth, said Lord Granville, many roads by which honest men can arrive at the same ...

... IRISHMEN OF COVENTRY !-FELLOW COUNTRYMEN !-The Whig rowdyism at the Corn Exchange is quite on a par with the Government coercion policy. Force and fraud are its weapons. Vote against Shuttleworth, the base Whig. Vote for Eaton. Vote against Coercion. Support ...

... to heaven becomes a Whig. But whatever the little Whigs may feel, there is no sign that the great Whigs resent Mr. CHAMBERLAIN'S attitude. That is because. they are men of judgment and political insight, as for that matter great Whigs have usually been ...

... the City support of the Whig party. It was in consequence of the vote of th1anks given by the Whig House of Commons in that Parliament to the MVhig City, and of the petition of the WThig City against the dissolution of that Whig House of Commons, that ...

... the French Revolution. Does our friend Want us-to try-to run with the Rads and hunt with the Whigs? No, I thank you. The Rads will turn round upon the Whigs and devour themn presently. 1, for one, had rather be out of it. -I anm, Sir, your obedient servant ...

... to that section of their party which, for various reasons, clings most anxiously to the principles of contract. It is the Whigs who are most likely to distrust any real approach to carrying out the policy of MILL and Mr. BRIGHT; and that an approach of ...

... our coalesced oppose nts. The Home Rule vote has come back, but the Whig Union vote has gone totheTories, leavingtlhestdit.sioof iSSS still unchanged In i886 it was not merely the Whig Unionists who held aloof. Many staunch Liberals, sickened by the 24th ...

... neither of the Whig peers would walk in, and one of the Tory peers walked out. To facilitate the reconstruction of a real Coalition Cabinet, Lord IDDESLEIGH was willing to be offered up. But to be the first man selected to make room for a Whig peer, as if ...

... ALTHORP in 1832' was no true follower of the Whigs of 1782 or 1732. Whence it follows, by the method aforesaid, that the Reform Bill of I832 was an execrable measure of radical revolution which every Whig faithful to his ancient principles ought to have ...