... will induce the Whigs support scheme all liksly to prove acceptable to the Irish party. The aim, therefore, is to indoos Gladstone to consent each modifications as will ensure majority sufficient to outweigh Conservatives and Whigs combined. One platform ...

... LORD HARTINGTON AND THE WHIGS. The Daily News remarks:— Lord Hartington is far too able and too strong a man to be suited merely for the work of moderating, checking, and delaying the movements of other men. He is qualified be an impelling and inspiring ...

... WHY WHIGS NOT TURN TORIES. the fesrte-y for this MimX XaVtxA. , ««-of the mm* experienced journalists, writes an crttete which is Intended prove Liberal, arid Con. -init--» forth » pHiaawa-d ' artels which also arldernas she. erdierro, Radicalism.' which ...

... London correspondent the Northern Whig, Belfast, sayst —Notwithstanding Lord Stanley of Preston's announcement the contrary, remains the fact that lie has accepted the Governor-Generalship of Canada in succession to Lord Lansdowna, Savx Traa rs to Lm ...

... Mr. Wilson, master of the ship tha* had seen sea daring gala, *od*S was aver Waxes tan ran *• Whigs which was day* ago at the Bag* Willi i, we sr enabled so state tha* action against the Land Btl itsstdsJ hot that email cosnmitte six members was simply ...

... When a statesman like Lord Kirnberley, who would rank amongst the old-fashioned Whigs had he been born half a generation earlier, pronounces against the custom of entail and the law primostsrdturs, must bo recognised, even by these who are least willing ...

... Thomas and D. Lewis (Whigs) were also put forward, but received no sapport. The pall, open one day only, was as follows:— (1796) Charles Bragge (Tory) Lord Sheffield (Whig) 340 Benjamin Hobhouae (Whig) 8. Thomas (Whig) D. Lewis (Whig) The ...

... effort of Whig bigotry and intolerance, the penal | laws. When the Irish Chnrch fell, therefore, under the blows of the versatile author of the work on the defence of State churches, assisted by the Whigs, it was, fact, M a happy despatch of Whig traditions ...

... it, sooner Whigs joined she Opposition the better, because then true Liberals would to deal with them honest enemies instead bemg encumbered with them doubtful friends. When the mass she people had no share in political life ail the Whigs might then have ...

... of the Marquis Salisbury. But it'would be a very great mistake to suppose that he an exponent of the ideas of the Whig party. Plain Whig principles were set forth with much care two or three years ago, and although it is quite possible that believers ...

... and therefore liable to turned out the House Commons any unexpected moment. Deprived of the Whigs, constituencies must torn she few Liberals who are as Whigs, though of different opinions, who can administer well and strongly, and who carry into affairs ...

... moment to!* 13 *° BQ ...