... politics as has been caused by the fall of the Whigs. In 1866 it was calculated there were 300 Whigs in the House of Commons and 70 Radicals. Well now, as far as votes are a guide, there are 370 Radicals and no Whigs. Anyone who will compare the professions ...

... THE WHIGS AND THB IRISH CRISIS. TO T3B BDITOB OF THK MOBXI3O POST 818, — It will be very interesting to th. country at this great crisis ia its history to see whether the old policy of the Whig party, th. policy of valiant talk unsupported by action, ...

... The secession of the great Whig Peers from the | r__._» of Mr. Gladstones supporters on the very j e-t of the meeting of Parliament is a fact the i •__ii_cal importance of which dwarfs by comparison t-rec the results of the General Election. When T. _ad ...

... will not do in order to retain office, there is nothing, absolutely nothing, ; the Whigs wUI not do in order to retain it. It ! certainly is not very complimentary to the Whig members of the Cabinet that the mere possibility of their resigning office on a ...

... doubt spread by W. E. G.s friends, but I have heard to-day that it is intended to start Tory candi- dates in opposition to Whigs now sitting as members for counties and boroughß who have signified their intention to vote against the bill for separation ...

... siguifies't for folks to chide For what was done before them _ Let Whig and Tory all agree, Whig and Tory, Whig and Tory, Whig and Tory all agree, To drop their Whig-rneg-morums' ; Let Whig and Tory all agree ...

... THK EDITOR OF THK MORNING POST. SIR, — The Liberal party in Ulster, or at least their recognised spokesman, tho IVort h-rn Whig has this morn- ing taken a line which ought to ba made known to every voter in the United Kingdom. In three of the divisions ...

... FORECAST. TO THB EDITOR OP THB MORNING POST. »?he U Radr, f ° r n he C ° ?? P-^* He -fo ™ ° the Radical, will outnumber th. Whigs as about three Z one. Assuming the balance of partie, to be a. Vol w! Liberal. Conservative. ?? v Pamellitea ™ Now d.vide the ...

... and comfort again. At one moment the Whigs are deterred from self- destruction by the greater misery of the Con- servatives ; at another the Conservatives are deterred by the. greater misery of the Whigs. Poor Whigs ! Poor Conservatives ! They will soon ...

... Conservative party will, sooner or later, recognise the policy of such a fusion. The difficulty will lie with the Whigs. How long will it be ere the Whig families have the courage to look facts in the face, and to acknowledge that the time has gone by when they ...

... natural to the Radicals ; it is call ai.a wormwood to the Whigs. Xhe Radicals appear before us in their own colours ; the Whigs do not. There is an immense difference in this, though the Whigs don't see it. The shortest way to virtue, we are told, is ...

... and as these are the principles of the Whig party, it follows as a matter of course that if the Whig party will only stand firm, the soundest hearts and heads in the country will rally round them. If the present Whig leaders do not return to the paths of ...