... A PROPHECY BY AN OLD WHIG. “I declare before God that I think it the wildest and maddest scheme that it ever entered the mind of man to conceive to leave the whole agricultural interest without protection. You will never get into the markers of the continent ...

... A WHIG AND RADICAL COALITION. Lord Hartlrgion, when he proposed in 1859, a vote of want of confidence in Lord Derby’s Government, counselled coalition between the Whigs and the Radical*, deserved the Whigs as the educated section of the Liberal party ...

... TORY AND WHIG ANTICIPATIONS FROM REFORM. We have said that the time has not yet ooie when the constitutional benefits and disadvantages of the Reform Bill can be fairly weighed against each other. It Initiated a change in the character of Parliament ...

... OPINION OF WHIGS AND TORIES. MICHAEL DAVITT, speaking at Athy, county Carlow, yesterday, said he wished to address them upon question which was occupying more public attention than it deserved—namely, the respective merits of English Whigs and Tories ...

... MR J. W. LOWFHER, M.P., THE WHIGS. Speaking at a meeting, held for the establishment of branch of the Primrose League at Carapsey Ash. Suffolk, Saturday, James William .61.P., said they had no longer to tight the Whig party, who cut their own throats ...

... The Whigs claim to the sole ., v mysterious and occult principle of ''-a explain it to the world might rla the resuscitation of Until*! ** must be contented with the cotnnjonplJL ~ of parties into Conservatives and 'I be faultless monster who is neither ...

... Holden give ns the name of single Whig statesman who 1799 or 1800 did not in his heart sympathise with the objections of the Kino It was not till 1801, according to Mr. Massey, another Whig historian, that the Whig* as a Party became Emancipationists ...

... out of the wav never li having no claim the cuasi. Dien. Would that it were si! . Whig paity, or the Moderate L ! they like best to be -lithe times may be jud d of by tii ■ j in the new number the , wiiter of this article, who probably inspiration from ...

... l)0tb Whigs and Peelites, as infusion of the more advanccc Such as was, however, it was str ...

... Whigs, indeed, must be as much disgusted the Conservatives to find rich manufacturer like CHAMBERLAIN, and Crcesu3 like Mr CARNEGIE hypocritically talking about the unequal distribution of wealth. It can remind them of nothing more powerfully than of ...

... his having supported the Conservative candidate at the late North Biding election, have more than a personal interest. A Whig the Whigs, and bound to that connection by family traditions ae well ae political principle, Lord Zetland declares that left the ...

... And when, in defiance of Whigs and Radicals alike, Mr Fielden, in 1847, proposed the Great Charter of Lord John Russell, Prime Minister, declined to supi*irt Mr Fielden. and left the question open one. All the leading Whigs of the day the Ten Hours Bill ...