... that which was effected in the last generation between the Whigs and the Irish Repealers. The differences in the circumstances are not so great as to exclude a strong similarity. The ?? Whig and Radical majority of the first Reformed Parliament had been ...

... of which could alone be relieved by an appeal to aimns. WHIGS AND RADICALS. The Daily T2elccrap/ observes that the Edinburgh Reviewee has come forward to define the position belonging to the Whigs, and seems feverishly anxious to exonerate that respectable ...

... not dissatisfied with the part which the Whig party have in former times occupied, and which I believe they occupy at the present time. I admit that the Whigs -are not leaders in popular movements, but the Whigs have been able, as I think, to the great ...

... formerly renounced. THE SEARCH FOR WHIG PEERS LORD LANSDOWNE REFUSES OFFICE. GROWING DISGUST AMONG THE TORIES, Lord Salisbury is already finding great difficulty in carrying out Mr. Goschen's terms. Mr. Goschen wanted a Whig peer or two to accompany him into ...

... its reception. But surely this is just the sort of non-party question where the House of Commons might give the Government (Whig o0 Tory) a smart lesson, and make even the Treasury ?? obedient servant, HI S. S. June 4. THE EDGWARE-ROAD FIRE. To the EDITOR ...

... himself amo:)g other things in the India trade, became an East India director, sat for the historic borough of ;ramj)ound in the Whig interest, and received his baronetcy in return for the services he rendered his party. Meanwhile the elder brother had also ...

... been to alarm the Whig section of the supporters of the Government bv visions of the era of revolutionary legislation which was immediately before us, if Mr. GLADSTONE could only get rid of time-honoured constitutional restraints. The Whigs, hoy- ever, show ...

... Administration, an event which would be disastrous to the fortunes of the Liberals at the coming elections, and which, therefore, Whigs and Radicals are alike interested in averting. We are glad to believe, however, that the weak and unworthy expedient of passing ...

... racecourse. MR. GLADSTONE ON THE WHIGS ANID IRELAND. Mr. Gladstone has written to Lord Edmond Fitzmaurice thanking him fot his recent speech in Ayrshire on Ireland, and in his letter deals with the Irish policy of the Whigs. In my view, he writes, Ireland ...

... were inventing absurd stories of a secession of the Whigs, including Mr. FORSTER among the \Whigs as a matter of course. Yet on every one of the questions on which the Opposition is looking for Whig support in the coming session Mr. FORSTER is as pronounced ...

... richest Whig Duke, and nothing is left of him but a conscientious, patriotic, obstinate, thoroughbred Enolishman. As a noble Whig, however, he was invaluable to the Dartv. and oarticularlv to Gladstone. He was the bait by which all other Whigs and moderate ...

... responsible for the misgovernment of Ireland. A WORD ON THE WHIGS. Trulh says ?? Mr. Gladstone's error is in not realizing his own strength in the country. This is why he took so many Whigs into his Cabinet, and why he allows his own views to be subordinated ...