... Essex, and will be read with interest. It is another example, like that of Sir Henry Hoabe in Westminster, of an old hereditary Whig preferring in the present junction of national affairs preferring to associate himself with the Conservative Party to being ...

... way a volume or Lord Macaulay's Escay, contributed to the Edih'.urejh Review, which, I suppose, all your readers know, is a Whig organ par excellence. Running through its pages I came to an article on William Ewart Gladstone, whom all Whites, Radicals ...

... on whom rests the responsibility of such culpable indifference and neglect in these critical times, but I will remark that Whigs know their principles, and will stick to them ; Radicals know their principles, and will fight stoutly for them ; but the spirit ...

... same moment by the English Whigs and the Irish Home Rulers, and the boasted majority of 160 or so, is at one blow practically annihilated. The secession from the Government of Lords Lansdowne and Listowel, both traditional Whigs, both statesmen of high political ...

... brightening every day. The return of the Conservative party to po« er, he asserted depended upon how long the aristocratic Whig and tbe violent advanced Radical could be in- duced by honcved words and empty phrases to act together. On Wednesday evening ...

... of going, at last, Just a little too far and a little too fast ! May be, for the present ?? For Joseph is deep, And the Whigs with soft words must be lulled into sleep ! Gently forward ! 's the tip to the Caucuses passed When a little too far and ...

... Down falls food from a Liberal hand (Give him anethersop ?? Cerberus o*er great minds hath sway, (Give him another sop !) Whigs in office he guides, they say, (Give him another sop !) Cerberus made the League of Hell, (Give him another sop !) By Brummagem ...

... impossible for all those who fight under the Liberal banner to agree in everything. It is contrary to the nature of a Radical and a Whig to be of one ound on all points, and whenever, in the course of nature, Mr. Gladstone retires from the scene, Politicians ...

... dim and distant future, every- one with any political insight knew that he only did so to conciliate and re-assure the Whigs, that he was hopelessly out of accord with the majority of his own Party, and that assuredly resolutions similar to that of ...

... sergeant. Never before were our efforts more needed. It is not merely the old question of whether Whigs or Tories are to be in power. The name of '■ Whig has significantly Ranged to Liberal. and then— a step lower— to Radical. The result is that all ...

... ' and ' Restitu- tion,' to be inscribed upon our banners ? Or are we still to jog along in the well-worn grooves of ' plain Whig principles ?? In a word, does the open mind throw wide its portals to welcome in the maunderings of the slumbrous Marquis ...

... present, sneers at the Radicals, scolds the Liberals, anathematises the Parnellites, jeers at the Fourth party, treats even the Whig party with contempt as a dead thing, and lectures the ?? moderate Liberals very soundly with regard to their duty at the present ...