... some of Mr Chamberlain's remarks by tho.se who believe that there have been difficulties in the Cabinet, split between the Whigs and the Radicals, which is only prevented from breaking up the Government by the supreme iuduence of Gladstone. However that ...

... in the character is in the Whig secessions. That leaves as with Tool, or Catspaw, about which, in turn, there is the plainest sailing. The old Dictatorship in virtue of the Whig butress having ceased to be in virtue of the Whig withdrawal, what remains ...

... for the old combinations, Whig and Tory, Radical and Conservative, they are as unmeaning as the painted kings, queens, and knave 3 on pack of cards. As one set of counters as good a3 another, we may go on calling ourselves Whigs and Tories to the end of ...

... concurrence in the purport of the resolutions, said that, while he did not mean to change his politics, yet as a member of old Whig family which had done so much to put the Liberal party at the head of affairs, he would tell them that, unless they endeavoured ...

... of such a move clear. The Tories think that good many Liberals would vote with them a division on this question, not only Whigs who voted against the Government last session, but independent Liberals like Courtney, who think that the Ministers have been ...

... intention of supporting the Bill. We have heard so much about the inevitable separation of Whigs and Radicals, and the equally inevitable fusion of Conservatives and Whigs that the coming change of parties has grown somewhat stale before it has occurred. ...

... an attempt to once more dish the Whigs. With his entire Cabinet of 16 members' at his back, he has adopted s Moderate-Liberal policy pure and simple, with the evident intention of outflanking the aristocratic Whigs. No wonder, therefore, that these ...

... by the Whigs. Notwithstanding the obloquy which it has lately become fashionable to heap upon Whiggery by Tories on the one side and Radicals the other, the writer believes that the future our country depends upon the Whigs. In politics a Whig is one ...

... youthful scion of a well-known Whig family. Lord Ramsay is the son of the Earl of Dalhousie, and the late Earl, better known in politics first as Mr Fox Maule and afterwards as Lord Panmure, was a notable Whig of the Whigs. The choice of such a champion ...

... Liverpool is greatly enhanced by the fact that the Liberal candidate is a Whig. Should be prove successful, the Whig portion of the Liberal party will be strengthened. At present the Whigs and Radicals are united in their opposition to the policy of the Government ...

... the character is in the Whig secessions. That leaves its with Tool, or Catspaw, about which, in turn, there is the plainest sailing. The old Dictatorship in virtue of the Whig butress having ceased to be in virtue of the Whig withdrawal, what remains ...

... afford an occasmn for a combination of Conservatives, Home Riders, and Whigs, similar to that which defeated the Government on the Affirmation Bill. But the hope has proved vain. The Whigs are satisfied with the Bill ; it would be strange if they were not ...