... the Whig ele- ment is strong in the Cabinet, it is powerless in the House of Commons. So long as Mr. Gladstone relies upon the Radical wave, which returned to Parliament the present majority, there is little to fear from either Conservative or Whig mancuvres ...

... soon as the Commons assemble a new Irish Bill of some sort will be brought. in, Jff the Whigs get their way, it will bea hard and.a cr~uel Bill.- If new lords-new Whig lords-are created, it will be shoved through the Houseaof Lords far easier than is even ...

... REVOLUTION. JACOBIN AND GIRONDIN, RADICAL AND WHIG. tiv ...

... decline t to support Mfinisterial policy in a more aggravated tmanner than it did last Session on the Diaturbncsc Bill, the Whigs may secede, and they probably ti will, or, finally, the Eouse of Lord- 0 may reject rite Land Bill, leaving Mr. Glod- 9 stone ...

... defend the policy of the 3 Government to which he belongs. - He fell upon his enemies. He contrasted the for- i bearance of the Whigs, in onposition, with that of the Torics. The ground of attack was not bappily chosen ; because no in- partial observer can ...

... peace and mir%- menace who is mainly responsible for the which-if we are correctly inforzued-an-,-. length startle the quiet Whigs who, a yscr helped to exalt him? Mr Forster, a Libera Gti I Liberals, but sane, in a position from Wtch S than any of his ...

... sympathies he is a member of a great Whig family, and it is every day becoming plainer that the wild English panic of the hour has enveloped the large and powerful section of the Government which represents the Whig party. It may be that the Birmingham ...

... last session. PUTTING THE IRISH EXECUTIVE TO THE TEST. The Yimes publishes a letter from A Whig M.P. which it says dererves special and serious attention. A Whig M.P. writes to draw attention to a case in which the Court of Chancery will be asked to ...

... side and another one on the other probably neither of them could say. Apparently some man interested one and drew her to be a Whig, and another man interested another and drew her to be Conservative. (Laughter.) This association looked for a better future ...

... in explanation of Mr Shaw Lefevre's appoint- ment, it is not difficult to see that it is but coldly received alike by the Whigs and the Radicals. In spite of his advocacy of the Bright clauses of the Irish Land Act, 'Mr Shaw Lefevre, both by conviction ...

... surprised at these rumours of the instability of the Administration as he was at men who were for connected with the old historical Whig party-a on party always tender of legality and rights of pro. - perty-being contented to be dragged wherever the wild theorists ...

... Premier ] which would enable him to carry any measure that would be of any value to Ireland, He had to contend with the powerful Whig element in his party, who had strong land in- teres Is, and any measure he brought forward must be a compromise with the party ...