... MR. LABOUCHERE AND THE WHIGS. Labouchere, in opeaicg Cam ber well Radical Club last Light, said the Whigs were mo;e deng/arous than tbe Tories. There wire about 30 of them in House of Commons* They were the cause of tbe action in Egypt and iha Crimea ...

... MID DEVON ELECTIONS. NO WHIG OB TOBY NEED A*rm. Whoever (Peking honours Parliamentary) His fortunes in Mid Devon fain would try, Had better well digest this entry- future Whig or Tory need apply. ...

... applause) And then he says, Mr, Gladstone the man who acts agains tha old opinion of all the great Whig leaders the old Whig days, when the Whigs were a party to which was proud belong, and which I would not give the traditions because a set of men choose to ...

... their readers, assuredly most impudent ,jJ. et tell that Liberals and not Radicals are S«« national councils. Ultimately the Whigs w . j elect between the Conservatives and the R» d latter will not always consent to be hewers J*' drawers of water for these ...

... COBDEN CLUB. The Standard says:—The reception accorded to Mr. Chamberlain's remarks makes it clear that from the Cobden Club Whigs henceforth are warned off. Those who remain are to consider the bases of party union. is the height intolerance in a section ...

... for it, he is not, in the slightest degree, afraid of it. He has done what few Whigs have ever done—he has won the confidence of the Radicals without estranging the Whigs themselves. Lord Hartington knows that, in the state of things under which we are ...

... from the Liberal Party and maintained that inasmuch as the Whig connection had derived its force from the popular support, the Liberal Unionists would henceforth be out of the fight the Whigs joined the Tory Party. The effect would be that of carrying ...

... the Pelhams thn sideSof the Whigs and those who were accused ing the cause of the Pretend Tne figafc with athletic sports Bicester support of the Whie candidatures, and for eleven months nothing but village amusements for Whig or lory prevailed throughout ...

... applause). And then he says, Mr. Gladstone is the man who acts against the old opinion of all the great Whig leaders in the old Whig days, when the Whigs were party to which was proud to belong, and of which I would not give up the traditions because a set ...

... LOCAL GOVERNMENT FOR IRELAND. The Northern Whig says—Notwithstanding Mr. Parnell's contradiction, it is a fact that Liberal Unionist members have been sounded by the Home Rule Party on the question of Local Government for Ireland. ...

... this the present Government have added to its cost and stringency. The Whigs exempted from its operation all children above 13 years of age; the Tories included all under 14. The Whigs compelled the providing a school within three miles of every dwelling ...

... of Hartington would have liked it, but he had no substantial claim to it. The young Whig Marquis knew quite well all that was passing through the mind of the older Whig Earl. Both were placed upon the horns of a dilemma, from which the only rescue with ...