... THE ATTITUDE OF THE WHIGS, The Spectatorsa.yß It is with certain melancholy, rather than annoyance, that we regard the present attitude and the possible future action of the Old Whigs. Of the twenty-two Liberals who voted against that bill, and the fifty ...

... TEE WHIGS. is urged the Morning Post that doubt Lord Hartington. Mr. Qoschen. and other prominent Liberals who voted against Mr. Collings’s amendment objected to it on its merits, but believe the primary consideration operating on their minds was to support ...

... I sea no daylight whatever on the present state of politics/ If tho Whigs remain inactive or neutral, that is doubtless all too true view of the situation j but if, we hope, the Whigs combine with the Constitutionalists in active opposition to Mr. Parnell ...

... only of the Liberals, but especially the Whigs. It was noble thing on the part of Burke and Pitzwilliam and the other seceders from Fox that not all their horror of France could make them untrue to Iceland. The Whig party after the schism remained for Irish ...

... THE WHIG CONFIDENCE TRICK. A learned pundit has just issued an introduction to the study of backboned animals.” We would commend the volume to the earnest attention of our leading Whig politicians; perhaps they might gather from its contents some faint ...

... ME. CHAMBEBLiIN AND THE WHIGS. The Daily Notes, discaeaiapr the epeeohea made at the dinner of the Cobclen Club Saturday, say* that Mr. Ch.imberlaiu spoke not only with judgment and moderation, but also with vigour and lucidity. •“Party union/ said Mr ...

... WHERE ABE THE WHIGS Never tiU now, UTI the at. BUfhtn.’t Bntt*. the abject coaditlen the Whig* been openly acknowledged. semblance supremacy hue always remained with them, but now it la ever. the tree confession of Lord Hartington there remains only to ...

... OLD WHIGS AND NEW RADICALS. If it is to be struggle between the old Whigs and the new Radicals,” said Ur. Bbiogs at the Crystal Palace demonstration on Saturday, “I for one hope the Radicals will win.” Without sharing Ur. Briggs’s political aspirations ...

... THOSE STILL UNREGENERATE WHIGS. The ** greatest majority since the first Reform Bill” seems already to stand in need of coercion. Dark hints are being thrown out that if the more moderate members the great Liberal par‘y' presume any longer to impede the ...

... opposition of the Whigs. quite in accordance with the worst instincts of Whiggisia to suggest that, crisis like the present, one of the first duties of Parliament to improve the procedure of the House. In the midst of perilous storm, ( typical Whig naturally ...

... WHAT WILL THE WHIGS DO The Bt. Stephen** Review argue* that the surrender of the word Tory be necessary secure the adhesion of the Whigs to the cause of order, it ought, time-honoured it is, to be abandoned. Is this a time/* the Bt. Stephen's asks, “to ...

... very much ae if they not. They will not, if the Whig-Radical coalitioniiS obtain a decided victory. In that case ■ clamour for the fulfilment of implied promises an importunity which may well prove irrenimv’ and Lord Hartington wiU have, to etand aside ...