... expressed confidence in the good intention of the Liberal majority towards Ireland, and said he would stand determinedly against Whig majority against Tory majority if they did not yield to the claims of the Iriih people. Colonel Colthurst said that unless ...

... Mr Gladstone must expect his turn of criticism, and it is perhaps not lighter to him because he has experienced it before. A Whig Prime Minister must necessarily choose some Radicals associate with himself. Mr Gladstone is free from this obligation. His ...

... welcomed him with Duncan Gray cam’ here to woo.” When Colonel Moray came forward to deliver his address, the pipers struck up Let Whigs and Tories agree,” and when he concluded, the pipers plaved, Will ye no come back again Mr Lamb, the manager at Works, although ...

... one. Did they recognise that the permanent in- terests of a Conservative party can never be truly advanced by dishing either Whigs or Radicals, or by a dazzling and meretricious policy of surprises, they would be in a fair way to avoid the mistakes for which ...

... provoked and must continue to aggravate. Mr Parnell, not content with waging an implacable war against the politicians whom calls Whigs, but who would be more correctly described Moderate Roman Catholic Liberals, has attacked all those among his colleagues in ...

... suggested him, he negatived it emphatically, reminding his questioner that had him sail been snpotetod to the bench by the Whig Ministry, if this iadioUos the way things go, should to ses Mr Macdonald take the Sheriffship Farth, though there precedent ...

... they will accept the merely subordinate part assigned to them by Whig Cabinet. Cndcrßeath this question detail lies the more fundamental one of who is Radical and in what does differ from Whig ? On the and question, which may taken as almost a crucial test ...

... been said that the Radicals would ultimately demand a consideration, in some diape, for their support a Government of a mainly Whig type, and it has appeared that the consideration they required in the meantime was that some members of their party should ...

... OUR LOXDOK LETTER. THE NEW MINISTRY—ITS WHIG COMPLEXION THE APPOINTMENTS ALREADY MADE. London, Sunday Night. The process of Cabinet-making, when undertaken by responsible Minister, is a much slower process than that by which Cabinets are evolved in the ...

... a'Tected, as all present on the occasion were with that discourse. man was more detested by the Tories and the Jacobites than the Whig Bishop of Salisbury; and man was more abused by them. When at Arbuthnot, saw how Dr Arbutlinot shot at him the shafts of his ...

... pleasant to find that things may not be so bad after all, Ifthe prestige and influence of England can be endangered only by a Whig Government abandoning Con- stantinople to the Russians, by looking with indifference on the fate of Belgium, and by be- coming ...

... Liberal Government would ever conduct the affairs of the country in a quieter manner. The Tories had endeavoured to dish the Whigs, but they had only succeeded in dishing themselves. Lord Beaconsfield in the moment of his triumph spoke of the •'exuberant ...