... things) a small Whig secession. The Land Bill will pMS the Commons, but wi)I pasa it by narrow majorities—narrow, that is, for so large a party as ite Liberal party. The peers wit! take note of the Irish dissatisfaction and of the Whig secession. Lord ...

... not a Whig but a pig. What he did Bay was that Mr Adam did notalwaya and himself like a whip calling to obedient hounds, but something lik? the driver of pigs which would go different Way-i. There it a difference. But the gingle- Drigle of Whig and pig ...

... humble judgment Mr Gladstone erred in attempting anything mJ:e with his present Kadical-Whig combination party than a measure of household suffrage, to which the Whigs were pledged. With a household suffraceconstituency he could have disol vel.! PrJi!\ment ...

... tha Cabinet so distinct that they must give them credence. It was a matt for surprise that men connected with the historical Whig Party should be content to be dragged wherever the wild theorists of Birmingham desired to lead them. He should be surprised ...

... be realised. By a moderation called weakness by their violent followers, the Tory leaders are making a desperate bid for the Whig vote. They think that they will get it over the Land Bill. They positively reckoned upon the Duke of Argyll and even Lord Selborne ...

... is Job, aud 1101:0 better. A little too fond ef experimenting-hut then he is young. I think it is thia new thing the big Whigs have set up i 1 London, for he is always reading their papers. They call themselves t' e Soci ety for the Diffusion of Knowledge ...

... glorious record in the past, and whatever may be the differences of political parties, what- ever may be the differences bctweee Whigs and Tories upon this or that or the other legislation, I believe that we shall find them all at the bottom coinciding and ...