... THE WHIGS. the brilliant article in the current number of the Quarterly Review entitled Disintegration, ** the following passage the attitude of the Whig section of the Liberal party appears The question naturally suggests itself, what motive can men ...

... THE WHIGS FOILED. There are in the Irish Parliamentary party some three or four gentlemen whose efforts are mainly employed to bring about a union between the Whigs and the Home Rulers; in fact, to dish Home Rule. Mr. Purnell has accordingly devoted a ...

... belong. It not a Whig but Radical policy which has ruled since April, 1880, and when Mr. Gladstone shall have ceased to lead the Liberal party, what reason have we to suppose that his successor will be a Whig, or that even there a Whig figure-head to the ...

... WHIG OR RADICAL ? Lord Ramsay has surrendered at discretion. Havin gone so far, in his address to the electors of Liverpool, as to promise to support a motion for inquiry into the demands the Irish people for local government, it was but a little step ...

... THE WHIG LEADERS. Lord Salisbury’s speech at Lambeth forms the subject of article in the Smturday Review. points oat that he was at disadvantage in so far as that most of the interesting subjects the moment, including almost all those relating to foreign ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE GOVERNMENT. The Morning Post says the political horizon grows no clearer days pats. “The dangers which threaten us abroad increase rather than diminish, and the trouble at homo shows no sign of lessening. For the moment the public attention ...

... not like the idea that the Radicals are triumphing over the Whigs. “The truth of the matter—and it is »>iurabld that should stated plainly—is this. The Whigs in recent times have been totally false both their traditions and their principles. It may gratify ...

... THE WHIG PROGRAMME. Mr. Chamberlain will not much frightened the Whig thunder which wan simultaneously directed against him on Saturday by Lord Hartington, Lord Derby, and Mr. Goschen. Although each of these leaders finds grave matter for objection in ...

... OP WHIG. DIRECTORS. IBS RIGHT HOB. TOBRINQTOH, COURT, MAID. SIB wPw\ OHSLOW, BART., HIGH SHERIFF OF OOBBWAU* HRROAB. FRIDEADXBRUBB, BSQ.. PRIDRAUX PLACE, LIWIs’oBAKLES FOSTRR, ESQ.. THI OOOMBI, MSKRABD. ...

... upon question on which his voice may not listened to. The Whig leader’s prudent reticence is, however, full of instruction to Churchmen. Here we have the heir to a dukedom, a representative plain Whig principles,” there is one left, afraid, on such an occasion ...

... the whig platform. . and disconsolate being the fLiberal, will find little comfort Lord „ l,.niON’e electioneering address. It ap- Biß tohave been drafted on the good old Whig ! l f avoiding compromising pledges. The rrffl ' L.,fLord Hartington is Unit ...

... WHIGS AND RADICALS. The Standard considers that by far the moat important and suggestive part of Mr. Smith's speech at the mooting last night of tho London and Westminster Working Men’s Association that which referred to the relations of the Whigs—or ...