... agreed to thanking the Irish burgesses of Coventry for manifesting their contempt of the Gladstone Government by opposing the Whig candidate on Saturday last, and thus contributing to the humiliating defeat of SirU. K. Shuttloworth.” MORE EARTHQUAKES IN ...

... exigencies of parliamentary management would carry them. The Radical candidate, if thus examined, will generally be found to be a Whig in disguise rather than revolutionist preparing make his spring. You would discover the Conservative instincts of the middle-class ...

... would describe as a Whig-Radical Government, because he thought the time was almost come when the word Liberal would fade into oblivion. Tbe word was used a kind of gentle expression, meaning something of a Radical, and more of a Whig ; but now time bad ...

... commence the Whig Parliament—a Parliament called by a Whig Premier and the first of the reign of new Sovereign. I forgot to say that in the multitudinous host of petitions, after all the outcry against the Conservatives on account of the Irish the Whigs at the ...

... smallness of the majority by which the amend- sent of Mr. Heneage's was rejected to-night is entirely due to Whig votes against the Government, or to Whig abstentions. There is a good deal of dissatisfaction on the Liberal side with regard to the conduct of ...

... are now too old to change, it behoves us all the more to make it clear to the younger race of Englishmen that between “plain Whig principles” and plain Conservative principles there is now but the shadow of a difference, and that if they act as though there ...

... of late about the discontent of the Whigs. Certain of k the Conservative organs, including, it is only fair .. to say, some of the most intelligent of them, 1 have devoted themselves to the task of inducing s the Whigs to break with MR. GLADSTONE. 'The ...

... was one Mr Parnell, which wa® strenuously opp Opposition mid supported by Governm jut. Before the division took place several Whig® walked out amid the jeer® the Irish and It parties. Amongst tho members who thus declined support the Government Goscheu, ...

... had opinion on this question of Ireland. He believed that the Liberal party in all its sections, from the most aristocratic Whig to the greatest Radical, was never more united ; never had more definite objects in view, and never was more determined to ...

... offices, 902 men and 184 women; Scotland, 136 men and CO women; Ireland, 159 man and 54 women. The Whigs and the Land Bill.—Respecting the meeting of Whigs which was held a few days ago at the residence of Earl Fitzwilliam, is stated that no action against ...

... Telegraph.) Hitherto we have contrived to keep the army absolutely distiuo 1 . from politics. Our soldiers, whether they are Whigs Tories, or Radicals, act the groat example eet Admiral Blake, and believe it to bo their highest duty a3 well pride to their ...

... traitors, and conspirators by means of the ordinary law”; it is this wretched, spiritless, heterogeneous combination of effete Whigs and headstrong, narrow-minded doctrinaires, which has placed England at this moment in the humiliating position of soliciting ...